For a country steeped in a loftily abstract notion of the individual derived from the ideals of the French Revolution -- liberté, égalité, fraternité -- parity smacked uncomfortably of quotas and special interest groups.
Second, the civil servants were distinguished from their predecessors by their adherence to a philosophy of government derived from the ideals of the European Enlightenment.
In the West, absolute pacifism is often derived from the Christian ideal of nonresistance to evil as required by Jesus' pronouncements about nonresistance in the Sermon on the Mount (in Matthew) or the Sermon on the Plain (in Luke).
The GCC-ML method derived from the assumption of the ideal single propagation situation is optimal in a statistical point of view in case the observed sample space is large enough.
It is self-consistently derived from the Lagrangian of an ideal fluid and accounts for the terms that stem from non-constant smoothing lengths, usually called "grad-h terms".
Random reciprocal introgression lines derived from the same parents are ideal for both quantitative and population genetics approaches.
Here EL and EI represent the edges in the learned and ideal graphs, respectively, where the ideal graphs are those derived from the KEGG pathways; VI is the set of nodes (vertices) in the ideal graph.
Furthermore, the optimal binary phase difference mask is derived from the interpolation process best approximating the ideal sinc function interpolation.
The critic Clair Wills, in her 1993 study of politics and sexuality in Northern Irish poetry, Improprieties, identifies Paulin as the Northern Irish poet "who most consistently espouses a political vision derived from the classical and secular republican ideals of the 18th century".
One way to operationalize this approach is to compare an organization to an ideal type theoretically derived from the literature and to measure its conformity or proximity to this ideal type [ 16, 17].
