Sentence examples for ideal known from inspiring English sources

Using the high standards of the privately published books in the 19th century — an ideal known as the "book beautiful" — as a starting point, FMR sought expert artisans from various fields to create something Ms. Ferrari described as "a work of art in itself".

That is, the ideal MSINR receiver is designed to perform the optimum bound of the proposed MIMO MC-CDMA system, which cannot be realized since the desired signal and the true composite channel are the ideal known assumptions.

Penn State's high graduation rates and education-first ideals, known as the Grand Experiment, became as synonymous with the program as its plain uniforms and dominating defenses.

Knows nothing about history; knows nothing about American ideals; knows nothing about Ronald Reagan; and certainly knows nothing about Donald J. Trump.

This influential character, at once normal and ideal, is known as "the reasonable man".

In 1944 he discovered rings with minimum conditions for right ideals, now known as Artin rings.

There too he made the copperplate etchings that record his researches into the creation of an art of movement, and he founded and edited his international review, The Mask (1908 29), which helped to make his theatrical ideals widely known and in which many of his articles notably "The Actor and the Übermarionette" (1907)—were published.

Fostering can be a challenging job, and when the match between foster family and child is not ideal, we know it becomes even more difficult.

Everyone fixes up their face if it's not ideal, you know?

I kinda signaled to the woman that this wasn't the time for grips and grins, and she could tell by looking at me that this wasn't the ideal opportunity she knew I was an FBI agent.

It is ideal to know this for two reasons... Knowing this will enable you to get the grenade right next to you enemy.