Sentence examples for reasonably ideal from inspiring English sources

Trichloroethene (TCE), tetrachloroethene (PCE) and 1,1,1-trichloroethane (TCA) were selected to model a reasonably ideal mixture; TCE, PCE and octanol were selected as a relevant nonideal mixture.

Such a motion, the 'backrub', was recently confirmed by closely examining the electron density for side-chains modeled as alternates in very high-resolution crystal structures and inferring that the backbone must have shifted between the two conformations to maintain reasonably ideal geometry (Davis et al., 2006).

Because we were doing everything pretty spontaneously, and we didn't necessarily know where or how long we would be staying in whatever various city we landed in, Hotel Tonight was a pretty ideal choice for finding reasonably priced lodging.

This defense thus runs the risk of grounding public reason in some reasonably contested moral ideal or claim about philosophical truth, though some argue this is the only appropriate way to defend the idea (Estlund 1998).

Although perfect prediction would be ideal, reasonably high predictive accuracy is a realistic goal.

But if you adopt this budget you will have condemned the next Legislature and the one after that to repeat all of the travail we have come through". Moderates from both parties, however, suggested that no lawmaker could reasonably insist on an ideal spending plan.

Second, ideal theory assumes reasonably favorable social conditions, wherein citizens and societies are able to abide by principles of political cooperation.

There has not been any historical trend discernible as an evolution of the doctrine of logicism, with incremental adjustments to deal with occasional problems as they arose, while maintaining a reasonably stable trajectory towards an ideal formulation.

It is not ideal, but the approach works reasonably well.

The broad claim that Plato or the Republic is feminist cannot be sustained, and the label 'feminist' is an especially contested one, but still, there are two features of the Republic's ideal city that can be reasonably called feminist.

The argument for this may start with the claim that each sort of ethic focuses on a good that may reasonably occupy the center of an ethical ideal for human life.