William Plomer, writing in The Spectator after the book's first publication, thought it mistaken "to regard Mr Waugh's more surprising situations as farcical or far-fetched; they are on the whole extremely realistic".
Two whole body, realistic human models were used, both from the Virtual Family ("Ella," female, 26 years old, 1.63 m height, 58 kg weight, BMI: 22.0 kg/m and "Duke," male, 34 years old, 1.77 m height, 72.4 Kg, BMI: 23.1 kg/m), available for research purposes [ 32].
We try to make the whole production as realistic as possible.
On the whole, Iranians are realistic about the prospects for change.
Then there's The Mostly Serious One, Lynette, whose main purpose is to act, maintain the (usually pretty boring) storyline and keep the whole thing remotely realistic.
They perform little narrative experiments on our morality, our sense of propriety and safety; they ask us to consider our realistic whole.
That looks conservative: it happens to be the prevailing level in both America and the euro area as a whole.A more realistic trigger for concern might be 200% of GDP.
To that end, he was fortunate to be matched in his daring by his director, Konstantin Stanislavsky, who worked with actors and text in a way that was intended to make theatre an organic, realistic whole — no longer a place for "angels".
The violence in some games may have been there, but today things a whole lot more realistic.
In the case that effects are detected in whole organisms under realistic exposure conditions, TIE should help to characterise and identify the cause of the measured effect.
