This basic legume type is idealized in a pea or bean pod, which bears two rows of marginally placed ovules along the upper suture.
Examining the network denoted the "basic architecture", a generic, idealized network containing two pathways that share a component, we found that mutual fidelity is impossible at steady-state.
Such CRMs are generally employed to simulate idealized and simplified clouds to investigate the basic mechanisms of cloud and precipitation formation, and to discuss the sensitivity to various factors, including aerosol concentration.
The concept has been widely used and debated, and over the years refined (Connell and Messerschmidt 2005), with the basic idea that hegemonic masculinity is 'a culturally idealized form' and 'is both a personal and a collective project' (Donaldson 1993, 645).
Basic to such 'Kantian contractualism' is the idea that suitably idealized individuals are motivated not by the pursuit of gain, but by a commitment or desire to publicly justify the claims they make on others (Reiman, 1990; Scanlon, 1982).
Basic equations from mechanics are applied to investigate the stress state in several idealized chromatography tubes, and these stresses are evaluated with respect to the maximum allowable stresses predicted by several methods used in pressure vessel design.
If one's basic ontology consists of the sort of events characterized above and often invoked in discussions of time, (idealized) instantaneous happenings, then the presentist picture seems inevitable.
Sebastiano Serlio's influential Second livre de la perspective (1545; The Second Book of Architecture), generally referred to as "Architettura," outlined three basic stage settings, suggesting an impressive arrangement of palaces and temples for tragedy, complex street scenes for comedy, and idealized landscapes with trees and cottages for pastoral plays.
