Sentence examples for ideal status from inspiring English sources

An ideal status is if no solid obstacles stand in the way of the radio frequency signal travelling between the transmitter and receiver (Figure 9).

When contemplating two or more possible improvements to a less than ideal status quo, ideal theory might well fail to provide us with a reliable guide to ranking them against one another.

Compared with ideal energy detection performance in generic environment, that is, the situation for SRs might not be identical with the one for STs, they are same when there is only Busy or Ideal status existed for channel (i.e., ) and the detection results at SRs are same as the ones at STs (i.e., and ).

Due to the husband problem, the ideal status for a woman candidate seems to be widow.

"[T]he writer's self-sufficient — and therefore ideal — status," Dyer notes, "is expressed with sad and beautiful pride by Lawrence: 'I am no more than a single human man wandering my lonely way across these years.'".

At the point when the discrepancy between actual and ideal status is sufficiently small, the individual exits this cycle.

He correctly notes that while divorce is common in the United States, and while out-of-wedlock birth is increasing across demographic groups, marriage remains a social ideal and status marker in American culture.

Achieving and maintaining an ideal nutritional status is the primary aim of the nutritional management of cystic fibrosis (CF).

Key attribute of our approach is that we naturally accommodate sophisticated social behaviors with practical assumptions and approximate the ideal system status.

Her op-ed, however, does not address that, 32percentt of mothers claim that their ideal employment status would be full time employment.

Respondents also rated their perceptions of the ideal social status of doctors on the same scale.