Sentence examples for idealized forms of from inspiring English sources
There the new Baroque style heralded by Annibale Carracci and Caravaggio a bold naturalism coupled with a revival of the heroically idealized forms of Michelangelo and Raphael was quickly assimilated by Rubens.
The further a young person strays from idealized forms of masculinity and femininity, the more vulnerable they are to patterns of policing as well as more severe forms of violence.
We know from research that the further youth fall from idealized forms of masculinity and femininity, the more vulnerable they are to bullying as well as more severe forms of violence.
The photos "challenge idealized forms of beauty in art by examining their portrayal and exploring a variety of attitudes about race, class, gender, popular culture and politics," according to program notes.
Consecutively extending such idealization to whole span of a beam may lead to an idealized form of a tied arch having a membrane shear element inside as shown in Fig. 4a, in which the lever arm z varies from z0 at the maximum moment section to 0 at the support section.
The two remind me of San Francisco and an idealized form of Oakland.
Although he spent years searching for an idealized form of love, his relationships were explosive and short-lived.
The problems of applying this idealized form of active noise control are then discussed, and a more practical method is presented.
A weighting function model of unsteady skin friction in smooth-walled, one-dimensional ducts is derived using an idealized form of the radial viscosity distribution.
It is tonal, melting into aching lushness at the entrance of the idealized form of the young Alyce (Melanie Curcio), with a small sweet voice and uncertain top), but for the most part propelled by driving Bernstein-like syncopations, with a bite to its harmonies where different versions of the same truth converge.
Their work suggests that some weakening of the idealized form of measurement interaction is required.
