Sentence examples for ideal object from inspiring English sources

For instance, according to Plato, the number 2 is an ideal object.

Such an ideal object absorbs and thus emits radiation of all frequencies equally and fully.

The wild attraction, coupled with the mystery of his interest, makes your vet an ideal object for romantic fantasies.

Then, a neutrosophic similarity score (NSS) is defined and employed to measure the degree to the ideal object.

Single protein fluorescence spectroscopy constitutes an approach of choice for addressing protein dynamics, and, among naturally fluorescing proteins, light-harvesting (LH) proteins from purple bacteria constitute an ideal object for such a study.

The topic under discussion is a film about the promotion of silk cultivation in Germany, for reasons of national self-sufficiency, in the early years of the Third Reich: Quite apart from their indubitable utility value, silkworms afforded an almost ideal object lesson for the classroom.

Absences, limits, the number (of some existent or non-existent) chairs, similarities, and objectives are further examples of ideal objects (1899, §6; 1910, §12).

"Puppets are ideal objects for working out human problems at a distance," Dr. Neutzel said.

Scientists devise and study such ideal objects because their properties can be known exactly.

The Poussinists (followers of Nicolas Poussin) supported the Platonic concept of the existence in the mind of ideal objects that could be reconstructed in concrete form by a reasoned selection of beautiful parts from nature.

From a tiny ladybird alighting on a thumb, to a shimmering violet ground beetle scuttling out from an upturned rock, they are ideal objects of study for any nascent naturalist; not too slimy and less likely to sting than some other creepy-crawlies.