Sentence examples similar to an idealized project from inspiring English sources

But just what an idealized project-permitting system might look like -- for clean energy or any major infrastructure project -- remains a matter of debate.

The initial phase of an idealized mapping project would identify any relevant baseline data.

Designers have to project an idealized future to guide their efforts, even if the work is out of view.

The park, home to Brazil's first large Indian reservation, was meant to project an idealized image of a nation able to protect ethnic diversity; today it is evidence of the country's incapacity to protect its natural heritage.

His talent was to project an idealized vision of a post-racial America -- and then to have that vision define political decency.

Through Instagram and Twitter, you have the power to project an idealized version of yourself into the world, that is, until your own image is hijacked without your consent, and then everything, even your identity, is up for grabs.

Their creations often projected an idealized view of the city as a perfect balance between man and nature.

The two-dimensional image was projected onto an idealized half-sphere using a reverse azimuthal projection.

Figure 3 shows Aeff for an idealized spherical detector with physical projected area of one km2 for several different zenith angles.

The marketing of the project calls upon an idealized past in a hard-bound prospectus.

Culinary France is an ideal, and France is an idealized country that lives through its cuisine.