He wrote influential books, such as "The Gothic Revival" and "The Nude: A Study in Ideal Form".
McDowell is second to Germany's Martin Kaymer in the Race to Dubai but he is confident he is in ideal form as he bids to finish the season as Europe's No1.
The artistic nude constitutes, as the subtitle of Clark's book indicates, a "Study in Ideal Form": the body is beautifully shaped and framed by the conventions of art.
As you may remember Plato believed in ideal forms and compared the human condition to a cave in which dwellers could only see the shadows on the wall.
When you look at Centurión's hardworking rear end, draped in satin, gilded in light, the pelvis, in its ideal form, is what you see, and it's a thrill.
Though nominally Communist, the present system in China is heir -- in its ideal form -- to China's 2,000 year-old "institutional civilization," where selection of leaders based on meritocratic competition has played the same central role historically as competitive elections in the West.
In its ideal form metaphysics would be presented in a manner analogous to Euclid's Elements, where propositions are rigorously demonstrated on the basis of definitions and axioms.
In its ideal form, The DAO represents a powerful revolutionary, in fact vehicle for capital allocation.
In a paper on the role of Boards in Australian universities (often referred to as Academic Senates in the U.S ., Wormell and McCallum (2013) discuss how, in their ideal form, Boards would take on several characteristics that are known to promote governance and good reputation in the corporate environment.
However, antibiotics are administered to less than one third of children with suspected pneumonia, and only a tiny minority receives amoxicillin in the ideal form for small children: a tablet that dissolves in a very small amount of liquid or breast milk.
That standard gets in the way of the proper appreciation of movie acting, which, in its ideal form, depends not on the impersonation of a character but on the reflection of identity.
