For example, ideals of material or political advancement make sense of the strivings of business people and politicians.
In a homogeneous medium, the near field is stronger around the metallic nanoparticle, the scattering efficiency (scattering over scattering plus absorption) is stronger for non-absorbing dielectric nanoparticles, so that up to that point, no decision about the ideal choice of material can be made.
Further studies are required to determine which one between cultured P-NPCs and cultured BM-NPCs could be the ideal choice of material for the preparation of NPC tumor vaccines.
A finite element model is developed involving "tied freedoms" that allows analysis of an ideal block of materials leading to direct evaluation of the effective Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio.
Through a blend of economic and cultural influence, various images provided 'global windows' or 'Westernized dreams [ 55]' to a promising ideal of modernity, of material success and an enhanced 'globalized' social status.
Like Socrates, Diogenes was concerned solely with ethics, practiced his philosophy in the marketplace, and upheld an ideal of indifference to material possessions, political power, and conventional honours.
However, most humans live in warmer and more humid environments where the conditions for DNA survival are less ideal, limiting the amount of material suitable for DNA studies.
His internal conflict between noble ideals and the pull of material success is reflected in the best of Odets's later work.
A "tied freedom" analysis is developed to evaluate the effective Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio in an ideal block material of finite elements.
As an illustrative example, the generic isotropic electroactive materials are considered and results are presented for a simple model of ideal electroelastic material.
