Sentence examples for connected ideal from inspiring English sources

The findings are presented below with headings and sub-headings indicating the main strategies and their connected ideal types as described by the model.

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On becoming the editor of the Rheinische Zeitung a little while later (and how many promising writers have we lost as a result of their being promoted to the editorial chair?) he embarked on a piece of exposé journalism that connected the ideal of free inquiry to the material circumstances of the dispossessed.

Depending on the specific multicell cooperation scheme considered, the BSs are assumed to be connected via ideal or limited backhaul links for data exchange and/or CSI sharing.

A significantly better tracking could be obtained when instead of a resistor an optimal diode is used; the optimal diode consumes 96.5% of the annual energy that would be potentially produced by the solar cell connected to ideal MPP tracker while the optimal resistor consumes only 83.5% of that energy.

Cognizant of connecting her ideal world to one that readers knew, Carson presents not a pristine wilderness but a town where people, roads and gutters coexist with nature — until a mysterious blight befalls this perfect place.

They are inevitably ideologically charged, since they place a norm/value as a long-term goal and consider pathways to connect this ideal point in the future with the current state of affairs.

Belevitch was studying setting up telephone conferencing by connecting together ideal transformers.

Root-inhabiting fungi came more and more into focus because their hyphae connect in ideal manner resources and challenges of the surrounding with the plant.

Ideal strings transmit tension forces instantaneously in action-reaction pairs so that if two objects are connected by an ideal string, any force directed along the string by the first object is accompanied by a force directed along the string in the opposite direction by the second object.

Thus Russell's distaste for idealism and for anti-realist and instrumentalist philosophies of science is connected with his ideal of impersonal self-enlargement.