Sentence examples for which are plausible from inspiring English sources

Stefan's equation predicts that the temperature of the cold source, i.e. a sublimation front, is −14 °C declining to −37 °C, which are plausible values.

The idea of this approach is to consider not a single model but the whole class of models which are plausible given the available information.

In particular, the considered set of distances ranges between 3 m and 60 m, which are plausible values for indoor WLAN applications.

It is quite unfair to justify continuing to refuse women the enjoyment of their natural rights on grounds which are plausible only precisely because they do not enjoy those rights" (McLean and Hewitt 1994, 337).

What we have done in 3 above is rather to set out necessary conditions for physical possibility which are plausible (such as the principle of continuity) and sufficient conditions for physical impossibility which are likewise plausible (such as Grünbaum's criterion of kinematical impossibility).

The administration of Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto has offered two major explanations for the motive, neither of which are plausible.

The crew discover a kind of sphere, with a distorted pattern of light, which is plausible.

"Why don't you read them?" "Carsick," Mindy says, which is plausible, God knows, in the shuddering jeeps, though untrue.

The first, which is plausible, is that there are anomalies in the market which a shrewd fund manager can exploit.

He is twenty-two years old and claims to have released "over two thousand songs," which is plausible, depending on what the definition of "song" is.

Columbus reported that on one voyage, in 1477, he visited Iceland, which is plausible, and that he saw the tides there rise and fall fifty feet, which is not.