The echoing space, the concrete floor, the long perspective down the ramp of Tate Modern present ideal possibilities for Balka, whose work has always concerned itself with history, disquiet and unease.
As they travel, they act out the clash between warrior and artist, moralist and philosopher, and Bar-Lev catches the ideal possibilities of both temperaments, weaving into the journey documentary footage of the Nazi and Communist periods which adds shades of tragedy and farce to the personal disputes.
Monoculture fungus farming by single ant colonies offers ideal possibilities to answer some of these questions, as most other mutualistic symbioses have the complication that hosts may either associate with several strains at the same time, or change partnership during their life-time [ 4, 5].
Ideal theory thus idealizes away the possibility of law-breaking, either by individuals (crime) or societies (aggressive war).
It is important to recognize that Proudhon distinguished between ideal political possibilities and practical governance.
Intervention on T cell mediated adaptive immunity would be, in theory, ideal, given the possibility of focusing the approach on one or more possible antigens involved in the disease process, thus sparing the patient generalized immune suppression.
Sadly, when both of these giants stop following some grand "ideal" device, the possibility that we will see more iPads, GalTabs, and iPods coming out of these giants is diminished.
The guiding idea behind the epistemic interpretation of the 2D framework is to use the notion of epistemic possibility (ideal apriori coherence) to map out a subject's meanings.
A response rate of 60% among the MI survivors is not ideal; thus, the possibility of selection bias cannot be ruled out.
It was decided that the group would embrace punk ideals despite the possibility that they become associated with the new wave movement.
