It's broad and long, remarkably safe, ideal for swimming (yes, you can swim in PE in the middle of winter), and there's nothing better than the one-mile stroll along the shoreline to the harbour wall.
The chemical structure of the cell membrane makes it remarkably flexible, the ideal boundary for rapidly growing and dividing cells.
Today, more than 30% of residents claim Chinese ancestry and the city is, by the standards of most western countries, remarkably easygoing – though this ideal of harmony never quite squared with immigrants' own experiences.
Cores and peripheries are borrowed from the theory of fuzzy sets, and they depict a geometry that is remarkably similar to the ideal membership functions used in fuzzy paradigms [28], [40].
Why are human inferences sometimes remarkably close to the Bayesian ideal and other times systematically biased?
But if the nightstand is a bit of a plain Jane, it comes remarkably close to the Platonic ideal of function, especially in the Upper East Side apartment Ms. Berke shares with her husband, Peter McCann, an orthopedic surgeon, and their daughter, Tess, 10.
We found that the three kits provide results that are highly linearly correlated with each other and remarkably linearly related to percent ideal body weight (%IBW) over more than three orders of magnitude (Linco, r = 0.90; R&D, r = 0.87; DSL, r = 0.86).
People are remarkably resilient in less-than-ideal circumstances, but it is a resiliency focused on getting by rather than reaching one's full potential.
Mr. Arness, a 6-foot-7 giant whose stoic personality was remarkably like his character's, was ideal for the part.
The Atlantic writer Scott Meslow called the episode "a fine example of Parks and Recreation at its funniest" and along with "Li'l Sebastian" served as an "ideal capper to a remarkably strong third season of the series".
Remarkably, the Nyman model is an ideal example representing a modular modeling approach.
