Sentence examples for which is a realistic from inspiring English sources

The film maxed out at £18.31m, which is a realistic target for Rogue Nation.

The excitation is modeled as a bounded noise, which is a realistic model of stochastic fluctuation in engineering applications.

The robot was simulated using SimTwo, which is a realistic simulation software that can support several types of robots.

The regime of interest will be taken to be that for which the Biot number is much less than unity,, which is a realistic approximation in practice.

They may just want to go ahead and create a new kind of process and just kill everybody, which is a realistic alternative".

It aims to solve the housing crisis "in a generation", which is a realistic time frame, given that it has taken a generation to create the current situation.

"This helps people think regionally, which is a more realistic measure," said Robert Lang, an urban analyst with the Fannie Mae Foundation, an independent research organization.

In this paper, we focus on nonlinear state estimation which is a more realistic model and widely employed in a real power grid environment.

However, these results were well represented by a gamma-type distribution which is a more realistic and generalized function of the exposure time distribution.

"The film in question, which is a very realistic adaptation of the final hours of Christ's life, cannot be considered an incitement to hatred and violence against Jews or an affront to their dignity and security," the ruling read.

Strengths: PayScale provides median midcareer salaries (10 years plus), which is a more realistic measure of how much liberal arts degrees pay off, since degree holders often work at coffee shops in the early years.