Sentence examples for highly ideal from inspiring English sources

The Wyner model is more tractable but highly ideal and therefore requires extensive simulations to produce realistic results.

Electrolytes based on organic solvents such as EG and glycerol are highly ideal for growing very long Zr-4 oxide nanotubes like TiO2 nanotubes as reported in our previous work[10, 11].

Based on the ab initio calculations, we propose a new class of three dimensional (3D) topological insulators in alkali-metals-based ternary intermetallic compounds X2YZ (X = alkali metals, Y = Ag, Z = Sb) with a highly ideal assumption that the X2YZ compounds would crystallize in a cubic lattice.

The Common Core is not oblique in its aim: to instill "college and career readiness" in every American teenager — in theory, a highly democratic ideal.

Highly planned, ideal cities, however, are – as history tells us in no uncertain terms – more brittle and less able to adapt to circumstances than their unplanned, or organic, counterparts.

Comparison with experimental data ranges from the mildly non-ideal involving size effects only, to highly non-ideal mixtures.

Relevant actions caused by non-ideal thermodynamics have been detected only in highly non-ideal systems.

Finally, it is shown that the developed algorithms can be successfully applied to providing good estimates of design parameters for complex distillation columns separating highly non-ideal azeotropic mixtures, after approximating the latter by appropriate constant relative volatility pseudo-ideal mixtures.

The usefulness of Bifurcation Analysis of pinch profiles is emphasized to model highly non-ideal behavior.

Both systems are challenging from a modeling perspective as they are highly non-ideal.

These differences become more severe when the liquid-phase behaviour becomes highly non-ideal.