Sentence examples for form ideal from inspiring English sources

In contrast to this claim, the results of Goldstone et al. clearly indicated that the deviations that emerged in the formed trail patterns of their experiment do not generally form ideal MST structures.

The 17th-century Jesuit Guillaume-Hyacinthe Bougeant found a literally devilish rationale for animal abuse in his Amusement philosophique sur le langage des bêtes, arguing that, while animals lack souls, as empty vessels they form ideal hiding places for demons.

Bram van Velde was the first painter, according to Beckett, "whose painting is bereft, rid if you prefer, of occasion in every shape and form, ideal as well as material, and the first whose hands have not been tied by the certitude that expression is an impossible act".

The first two systems form ideal conglomerates, characterised by identical diagrams, in which the eutectic corresponds to a 0.10 molar ratio of (S -2·(S -2·

It is, however, quite a challenge to form ideal groups in a short time and ensure satisfactory interaction for learners in cyberspace.

Owing to their biocompatibility, the PEG-interpenetrated hydrogels can form ideal ECM mimic scaffold even for load-bearing tissues (Gong et al. 2003).

For all their artifice, they suggest that characters really can change themselves, that they can form ideals of justice, while keeping in mind how much failure and imperfection will be met along the way.

The first disc, recorded in 2009, mines a more old-fangled free-form ideal, with the tenor saxophonist Fred Anderson answering Mr. Abrams's blustery provocations with his own.

The molecular device configuration considered consists of two vertical gold leads in contact with the horizontal molecules forming ideal bonds with the boron atoms indicated in Fig. 1.

A central part of practical deliberation is forming ideals and regulating one's actions and plans in accordance with these ideals.

Song texts are provided in PDF form — not ideal, but better than nothing.