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We therefore asked whether more realistic forms of simulated ocular tremor that included varying amounts of spectral noise would produce similar improvements in temporal coding.
Thus, the ability of the method to produce correlated sources is a realistic and desirable property.
The criticism of the small-state realistic framework coincided and partly overlapped with a more general criticism of the bases of post-war society.
They argue that this is a realistic approach, and will give a competitive advantage to those companies that sign up to self-regulation.
By identifying an individual's hope goals, palliative care clinicians can plan and implement more realistic interventions to move toward individual hope goals.
We simply sweep all the molecules once and assume that this gives an approximation of the realistic dynamics.
However, more realistic methods of selecting the privatization transfer rate could be explored within the general framework presented here.
Section 4 contains a statistical analysis of simulated data demonstrating their close proximity to empirical records in the sense of scaling laws with "realistic" exponents.
To keep the assumptions as realistic as possible, the pattern of past immigration has also been examined.
Arctic facts, at once manipulated into realistic, or equally into fantastical, fiction, provided a rich visual and imaginative resource.
A realistic view of language change, according to which child language acquisition is key, highlights the tenuous bearing that structure preservation has on the process.
They propose a simple computer algorithm for inserting prosodic boundaries in synthesized spellings that yields ' realistic results ' (152).
The bass clarinet is realistic but the audio example provided contains some undesirable clicks.
However, dissatisfaction with how realistic the assignments to this category were in some centers led to its abandonment.
The dramaturgical principle governing these three scenes is that of a tranche de vie, the realistic representation of daily life.
Finally, mutual obligation policies are likely to be expensive if they are to give jobless people a realistic chance of finding work.
In a more realistic model the reflected field is generated only at specific moments of the electron trajectory.
Cone begins his argument proper by distinguishing between what he calls 'realistic song' and 'operatic (or conventional or expressive) song'.
Moreover, in a realistic implementation, the frequent case of applying a known constructor to all of its arguments can be detected and optimized at compile-time.
Such agents may not be intelligent and may be not be realistic, but will have a strong personality.
The various minimal ingredients for a realistic physics basis have been presented.
The most important contribution of the method is its improvement on the researcher's ability to compute realistic confidence intervals.
As discussed above we assume an increasingly stringent environmental policy in terms of emission factors, since that is a realistic expectation.
Unfortunately, the effects are so small that no realistic natural process has been put forward where racemization is small enough.
Unfortunately, full adaptation of all technologies to people with all kinds of disabilities would not be economically realistic in practice.
Indeed, it is realistic to argue that economies face limitations in their access to the world financial markets.
However, if we want to provide a more aesthetically pleasing and realistic animation, an elastic behaviour for the link of the operation would seem appropriate.
Ensure that the agency has selected the mostadvantageous and realistic alternative with respect to benefits, costs, and risks (based on steps 4 and 7).
Journalism and realistic fiction, those intrinsically secular forms, became a means of achieving that balance.
Realistic reportage and mythologisation go hand in hand.
At the same time attempts were being made to provide a theoretical basis for models that would produce realistic urban hierarchies.
The uniform distribution in the preceding example provides the easiest teaching example, but is probably not realistic.
Despite the rather artifical nature of the above approach, it is to be welcomed as novel yet realistic.
Advances in this area have led to the development of more realistic script recognition systems.
The realistic novelist's world is a roomy one, large in space and time.
In most cases, therefore, short-term intervention with realistic goals should be the aim.
The therapist encouraged her to look at herself in a more realistic way, and particularly to try to identify her good points and qualities.
He had been told from the start that recovery would happen, but it might take some years, so he felt their hopes were realistic.
Pragmatism is a way of being at once idealistic and realistic, rationalist and empiricist, tender and tough.
A deforming aircraft leads to more realistic lift and drag and, particularly in the design of large aircrafts, has to be taken into account.
On the other hand, a ver y accurate model may not be particularly realistic because colours and textures are not shown.
A realistic approach would maintain a healthy diversity of expertise within the research community.
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