The landscape is an ideal spatial extent for managing forests because many ecological processes and disturbances occur on such scales.
Polygyny is traditionally widespread as an ideal, its extent depending on the status and wealth of the husband: chiefs and rulers need many wives to give them a mark of high position and to enable them to offer hospitality to their subjects.
The lesion assessments were greatly different from those done in the Gris et al. study, and may not have been ideal for the extent of injury produced in this model, but did reveal a trend toward myelin preservation.
The show is constantly shifting in time from the 70s when the characters are teens focusing on their future careers as artists at the Spirit in the Woods summer camp, to the 80s when they're struggling in New York, to the 90s when they've all compromised their artistic ideals to some extent and achieved varying degrees of success.
If you are a talented writer entering this world, you can either try to write work that sells (which usually involves compromising your integrity and ideals to some extent) or endure the frustrating reality of being an artist in a businessman's kingdom.
Arnold was, to some extent, his ideal of manhood, and what happens when our ideals are rendered impotent?
Speaking to Deutsche Welle, Thamrongnawasawat said that while temporary closures can help to an extent, the "ideal solution" would be for the bay to be closed permanently.
In modern representative democracies, the features of ideal democracy, to the extent that they exist, are realized through a variety of political institutions.
The elite Euros, that blue and gold quartet who head the world rankings, are in attendance, ready to grant Woods the ideal benchmark for the extent of his golfing recovery.
He wanted to get straight to the idea, to the emotion, and Bach seemed to let him achieve this ideal to the greatest extent (even though, of course, Gould's singular touch at the keyboard is a crucial aspect of his realization of the score).
