"Focus on penetrative sex as the ideal kind of sexuality to engage in throughout the life course represents US cultural ideas about virility and of the male body as, ideally, a machine that never stops functioning the same way, despite illness or aging," Wentzell says.
The cardiologists indicated that long-term management of patients with CV risk factors is also complicated by reimbursement issues, which prevent them from monitoring patients as ideally as they would like, especially after the introduction of new therapies.
As ideally beamforming also reduces the interference footprint in the neighborhood of the transmitter and receiver, leading to better SNR for other transmissions.
As ideally expected, in the end of an iteration, if all nodes are to be at stable positions, then the network in that state will have more or less the same bar length groups as those in the initial state.
As ideally forecasts are an integral part of the planning system, and not a separate exercise [ 17], it is desirable that a relatively simple forecasting method, which is widely understood, can allow people who will actually use the forecasts (i.e., hospital epidemiologists) to suggest control action.
That is one reason why Mazda executives see the 5 as ideally suited to families with one or two children.
And they see themselves, with their well-traveled, secular lifestyles, as ideally equipped to connect to the West.
His friends say he is exasperated because he views himself as ideally equipped to be president at a time of crisis.
Granted, television and A.& P. were not the sort of networks that could isolate 25 or 2,500 people, as ideally may happen on the Net.
