The call of radical Islam and ISIS appeals to a search for meaning, as well: young radical Muslims seek meaning in an extremist interpretation of Islam to fight a war against the West's comparatively materialistic ideals that threaten to crush religious values.
The curve of total power output is comparatively smooth and ideal.
With her nipped-in, corsetted waist, full skirt and, perhaps most significantly, comparatively ample embonpoint, the feminine ideal upheld was a voluptuous sight indeed.
Given CHINA's unique information environment characterized by stringent regulation on mass media, the comparatively "freer" Internet becomes an ideal incubator to nurture public concerns for environmental justice, an educational tool for raising awareness of public health risks, and a platform for organizing large-scale civic interventions.
Stephanie Coontz, a historian specializing in marriage and family studies and the author of Marriage, a History: How Love Conquered Marriage, says that – cliche or not – the trope of marrying one's best friend is ultimately beneficial, especially for women, who had the most to comparatively gain from the shifting marital ideal.
The one-dimensional flow models of semi-empirical nature are based on experiments at comparatively low motive pressures and thus on ideal gas equations.
Peter Leonard, chairman of the institute and a Vassar College faculty member, believes Poughkeepsie's comparatively small size (population: 29,000) makes it an ideal place for such an effort.
This fabrication technique is used to fabricate a 'micro-stick' which can produce a tightly focused beam (~3 μm focal diameter) with a comparatively large working distance (~20 μm), which is ideal for fiber based femtosecond optical transfection of cells.
Whereas, Δηr for P103 + P123 mixtures shows a comparatively very weak negative deviation at 25°C from an ideal behavior that decreases and reverts to a weak positive deviation as temperature increases.
