When popular Nigerian musician TY Bello sang the song "The Land is Green" from her Greenland album, she was re-echoing an ideal birthed by Nigeria's founding fathers — an ideal captured so ebulliently on the green-white-green-striped Nigerian flag.
Felicity Kendal is an ideal Judith Bliss, capturing the sense of a theatrical animal essaying the role of a rural hostess.
Democracy may be our ideal, capturing the essence of ancient and modern, spiritual and secular commitments to human dignity and community.
NEW JERSEY UNSPOILED Artists used to consider New Jersey an ideal place to capture unspoiled waterfalls, pastures and tableaus of fox hunters and patriots.
"We do see some optimism in the market, and we think we're coming at an ideal time to capture that," he said.
Perhaps that is why still photography is such an ideal medium to capture dance, as paradoxical as that seems, since a single frame can only begin to intimate movement.
"Convertibles are an ideal way to capture most of the upside in tech stocks with less risk while generating current income," he writes in his book.
Only patients know how they truly feel (physically and emotionally), and using a range of patient-reported outcome measures (PROs) is an ideal way to capture patients' perceptions.
The main strength of BEL is that it is easily human-readable and machine-computable, making it an ideal language to capture literature evidences from manual curation as well as text mining pipelines.
There is a considerable literature in undergraduate, postgraduate and continuing health professional education on reflective logs or portfolios suggesting that they are an ideal tool to capture students' learning experiences and/or to foster learning in a work or professional study environment [ 1- 6].
Whatever its failings and exasperations, it is an ideal medium for capturing up-to-date information about almost anything and organizing it in almost any way a user might want.
