Serov was unique in having discovered the intersection between the portrait genre and the formal ideal of Art Nouveau.
In particular, the modern axiomatic conception of mathematics, as exemplified especially in Richard Dedekind's work on the foundations of arithmetic and David Hilbert's work on the foundations of geometry, has shown that mathematics itself has a purely formal and ideal, entirely non-sensory and thus non-intuitive meaning.
The closed system of formal logic proved ideal for this need.
Canada also is a federal state, despite the fact that some of the formal features of ideal federalism are absent from its 1982 constitution: the provinces' powers, not the central government's, are enumerated.
By distinguishing the concept of law, which is purely formal, from the ideal of law, which is the realization of justice, he emphasized, unlike most 19th-century legal philosophers, the search for a theoretically valid ideal of justice with which law ought to conform.
Furthermore, because glucosaccharides have rigid solution structure, these small fluorescent adducts with different formal charge are ideal tools for molecular sizing studies of membrane pores.
First, we feel that the mathematical modeling paradigm of distributed abstract state machines provides an ideal formal basis for constructing, analyzing, and validating abstract requirements specifications of mobile ad hoc network protocols.
On this view, the logical form of a proposition is made manifest by the structure of a sentence in an ideal formal language what Frege called a Begriffsschrift (concept-script); where the sentences of such a language exhibit function-argument structures that differ in kind from the grammatical structures exhibited by the sentences we use in ordinary communication.
I just need to program it now?" Boulud's comments called to mind criticisms often levelled against Michelin: that its approach to restaurants and food is too wedded to an ideal of formal, technical accuracy that is not applicable to restaurants outside France.
The ideal of formal equality of opportunity has limited scope.
