Sentence examples for imperfect states from inspiring English sources

These were the imperfect states that history produced to oppose a genocidal, imperialistic totalitarianism.

Of greater importance is his acceptance of Plato's idea of the transformation and deterioration of the ideal, perfect state into the four imperfect states.

"States may be forced to stitch together a variety of imperfect state-specific approaches if the mandate falls," Dr. Altman said.

The United States portion of the International Appalachian Trail may not be quite what Dick Anderson had in mind back at that gas station in Freeport in 1986, but even in its imperfect state it has its fans, like Camo, the "nom de trail" of a 53-year-old West Virginia native who favors camouflage shirts and olive-drab pants.

It's an imperfect state of being.

The top portion of Table 3 contains NBR results on counties that were an imperfect state.

The second regime (imperfect state) indicates a household often consumes leafy AIVs.

Imperfect state information must be taken into account in the controller's design in order to preserve its optimality.

The imperfect state information formulation is transformed using sufficient statistics to a dynamical optimization problem that can be solved using approximate dynamic programming.

In the current (imperfect) state of knowledge we conclude that a dollar in tax credit for R&D stimulates a dollar of additional R&D.

Elias Magnus Fries, in his 1822 publication Systema Mycologicum, described the imperfect state of the fungus under the name Tremella sarcoides.