Sentence examples for ideal concept from inspiring English sources

"They can both be vehicles for creating an ideal concept of the self".

Although Leonardo's scientific interests were expressed in a large number of drawings, his ideal concept of the human figure is much more frequently preserved in the drawings of his collaborators and successors than in his own.

Moving from the particular to the general, Mr Gallagher explains that the left is trying to destroy "every value and standard, principle and ideal, concept of God, family, honour, duty, country and decency that we hold dear".

The purpose of this work is to address the background experienced by the authors from the ideal concept to the assembly one, and serve as a guideline for future railroad prototype designs.

Toll Collect's system is tantalisingly close to the ideal concept for an enlarged EU, because new road systems, and even entire countries, could be added without building new infrastructure.Toll Collect involves installing in trucks a unit about the size of a radio.

At first glance, a two-phase process appears to be an ideal concept to improve the hydrolysis of lignocellulose-rich material.

However putting in practice such ideal concepts is not so easy, and some static analyzers merge for instance the blocks (1) and (2).

"What is a Greek priest?" This volume, which has its origins in a symposium at the Center for Hellenic Studies, Washington, DC, focuses on the question through several lenses: the visual representation of cult personnel, priests as ritual experts, variations of priesthood, ideal concepts and their transformation, and the role of manteis.

Their ideal concepts of work and career do not include traditional long-term employment with a single enterprise – climbing the career ladder and collecting the gold watch after 35-40 years. 35-40 years

According to Cassirer, Kant's intention with regard to pure intuition was simply to express the methodological presupposition that certain "intellectual forms" (Denkformen), among which are the purely ideal concepts of coexistence and succession, enter into all physical knowledge.

These characterizations of pragmatism in terms of anti-foundationalism (PMN), of anti-representationalism (ORT), of anti-essentialism (TP) are explicitly parasitic on constructive efforts in epistemology and metaphysics, and are intended to high-light the various ways that these efforts remain under the spell of a Platonic faith in ideal concepts and mandatory forms of descriptions.