Sentence examples for idealized version of the from inspiring English sources

A model of data is a corrected, rectified, regimented, and in many instances idealized version of the data we gain from immediate observation, the so-called raw data.

At the time, we were a country stuck in a turbulent present, so "Happy Days" provided an alternative, idealized version of the past.

And I'm not sure what it is I want from them that I am not getting, what would make up the idealized version of the Adam Sandler movie I seem so desperate for.

The development of this model commenced with the production of a slightly idealized version of the monoclinic MDO1 polytype of 11 Å clinotobermorite that is given in Table 4 of Merlino et al. (2000 ▸), which is a double-chain structure.

An idealized version of the slides are available.

An idealized version of the hypothetico-deductive model of the scientific method is shown.

If individuals in the low-access group were preferentially vaccinated before those in the high-access group, then the final coverage in each group would be as follows: These 3 vaccination scenarios represent idealized versions of the presumed, worst-case, and best-case vaccination scenarios.

This isn't the only Ratmansky ballet in which death makes a fleeting appearance: "Russian Seasons" (2006), "Concerto DSCH" (2008) — which implicitly takes place in a similarly idealized version of Stalinist Russia — and the recent "Dumbarton" (new in May) all have their momentary corpses and then their Lazarus-like resurrections, some passed over so quietly you might scarcely notice.

By projecting the idealized version of yourself, people will follow you.

By constantly editing (instant "untag," anyone?) and embellishing, we only permit this idealized version of ourselves to rise to the surface, be seen and accepted.

The sign there explained that the Japanese gardening style presents an "abstract and idealized" version of nature, but, of course, that's true of the Chicago Botanic Garden as a whole as well.