Sentence examples for with a realistically from inspiring English sources
He is still immature, however, and reads like a psychopathic Holden Caulfield with a realistically poetic sense of simile and metaphor.
His works include several half-length studies of St. Jerome inspired by an Italian engraving that show an aged man with a realistically furrowed brow, which is illuminated by a spotlight coming from his left side beyond the frame.
We wanted to evaluate this promising effect in a larger study with a realistically precalculated incidence of PEP.
Within this framework, vacua with a realistically small cosmological constant are expected to come from Calabi Yaus with a large number of 3-cycles.
The global model presented in this study, in contrast, develops nature-like subduction and is able to produce an episodic lid self-consistently even with a realistically high viscosity contrast (see Crameri and Tackley 2015).
With more practice opportunities and individual feedback, students should gain competency faster, and more students should end the semester with a (realistically) higher rating of their critical-thinking skills and a more positive attitude toward higher-level learning.
Bettman said he had no problem with compliance to a "realistically harsh program" of drug testing as long as it was tailored to each sport.
The resulting book feels like one of those mismatched illustrations from a children's flip book, with a large, realistically drawn head arbitrarily attached to a tiny, cartoony body.
The VR CAB together with the thermal model provides a realistically simulated environment that enables engineers to control and improve the heat exchange processes, experiment with design parameters, and study the effects of various process parameters including the parameters that control product yield.
Analysis of a realistically sized application with an accurate processor model is thus (almost) impossible.
I also felt that being in my mid-30s and with a young child, realistically, I was not going to meet someone new, form a meaningful, committed relationship and start again.
