"I had a lot of conflict with her," she says, "from the time I was a very young child, because she had an ideal of good behaviour.
"A virtuous king," wrote Logan Pearsall Smith, "is a king who has shirked his proper function: to embody for his subjects an ideal of illustrious behaviour absolutely beyond their reach".
As knighthood evolved, a Christian ideal of knightly behaviour came to be accepted, involving respect for the church, protection of the poor and the weak, loyalty to one's feudal or military superiors, and preservation of personal honour.
This is despite large changes in ionic activities and water activity at the liquid junction boundary and assumptions of ideal behaviour of the Henderson equation.
The campaign sees Viagra as reinforcing a mechanical view of sexuality, rendering penetration and orgasm the pinnacle of sexual activity, and expressing hetero-normative ideals of sexual behaviour.
Healthcare worker perceptions and coping is emphasized with little discussion of the role of patients and the social context of hospitals, communities and beyond, in constructing and responding to ideals of patient behaviour.
In time The Tatler began to investigate manners and society, establishing its principles of ideal behaviour, its concepts of a perfect gentleman and gentlewoman, and its standards of good taste.
The critical properties best fitting the experimental voltage-inlet temperature characteristic of the P1.2 pancake are deduced from the TFMC data under the assumption of an ideal collective behaviour of the strands.
Medieval texts speak of kyūba no michi ("the way of the bow and horse"), or yumiya toru mi no narai ("the practices of those who use the bow and arrow"), indicating that there was an emerging sense of ideal warrior behaviour that grew out of this daily training and the experience of actual warfare.
The number of ideal behaviour metrics was not a discriminator of educational groups.
