"Most of the scenes depicted are idealized landscapes from countries around the Mediterranean, including Greece, Turkey, Italy, and Morocco, by day or by night," Mr. Likierman said.
One is "A Young Daughter of the Picts," a smallish watercolor by Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues, dated around 1585, that shows an idealized blonde from an indigenous tribe, whose frizzy hair ripples to her waist.
A centralized processor for the network is assumed to collect the CSI, e.g., by (idealized) feedback from the mobile users of the CSI obtained using pilot reference signals; it also performs scheduling and coordinates the transmissions between BSs.
This is a very different idealized future from the class-less, poverty-abolishing dreams of the old-school New Deal Democrats.
Their identities grew from those of the religious parents they experienced, idealized and introjected from infancy to adulthood.
For SPL contaminant mixtures, fluoride removal is initially less than expected from idealized, pure, solutions.
Real beaches exhibit local variability with respect to stratigraphy, sediment grain size and associated topographic profile, so that groundwater flow may diverge significantly from idealized models.
In 1960s America, the plants became the defining decoration of the so-called fern bars, which took inspiration from idealized grandmotherly living rooms (along with banks of potted ferns, they often featured homey wooden tables with Tiffany-style lamps), creating a space where single women would feel safe sipping sugary cocktails — an upper-crust version of tiki bars, minus the exuberance.
These lessons should aim to shift the focus from idealized body image to healthy bodies that are fit-for-purpose.
