Furthermore, because of their monogamous habits (Giunchi et al.2007), doves also incarnated the ideal of the morally valued chastity and monogamy.
This nomenclature is due to the estimation of the learning state variable from the perspective of an ideal observer: the value of the learning state process at each trial is estimated after seeing the outcomes of all of the trials in the experiment (Smith et al., 2004).
In an ideal scenario, the value of A should be the lowest possible, and the value of B should be the highest possible.
In the ideal case, the value of the variable is determined completely by our intervention, the causal influence of the other variables being completely overridden.
In case of an ideal capacitor, the values of Bode slope and phase angle are −1° and −90°, respectively.
The value of experience is greatest in its ability to reveal many ideals, and the value of ideals is in the experiences they generate.
Nevertheless, the presidents of the elite universities still identify themselves as committed academics and their trustees by and large profess their belief in both the ideal of the scholar-athlete and the values of a liberal education.
Cézanne became the beau ideal of modernist values — as exemplary for the twentieth century of what art should be like as Raphael had been for previous epochs — by making our perceptions of art inextricable from how it comes to be.
Using human rights as a pillar of foreign policy inevitably exposes the chasm between the high ideal of American values ("It comports with our principles," Mr. Obama said on Monday) and the hardheaded pragmatism of advancing American business and security interests.
Furthermore, the vehicle for attaining a higher moral status is an exemplar, an ideal but nonexistent model of one of the value ranks.
