Sentence examples for suppressed ideals from inspiring English sources

And although they have focused on issues like patient-centered care, physician professionalism, clinics for the uninsured and disaster relief, nearly all have agreed on one thing: the importance of supporting what they believe are the natural, but often suppressed, ideals and inclinations of those who chose to pursue a career in medicine.

On the premise of ensuring the target echo to be reserved and jamming to be suppressed, the ideal weights of filter for the range bins of target should be 1, while the ones for the other range bins should be 0. In the subsection, an effective filter is designed to suppress ISRJ based on the analyzed TF characteristic differences.

It is a deeply American brand trying to break into a country where the government wants to suppress Western ideals.

For sampling at the receiver, we assume that out-of-band noise is first suppressed by an ideal low-pass filter (LPF) with bandwidth W, which has the same bandwidth as the transmitted signal.

Goodman argued against the motion: "Using the Scout ideals as our great objective", he said, a camp activity that will "further the advancement of those ideals" should not be suppressed.

At one time, as a prisoner, Mandela was a thorn in the side of the white regime and a symbol of an ideal that had to be suppressed.

In an ideal output response, sidelobes are absolutely suppressed.

Mastering biomedical knowledge is an important part of the students' ideals of the physician's role, and sometimes objective and distanced ideals may suppress empathy and the students' own emotions.

For ZCC codes, due to the ideal in-phase cross-correlation, PIIN is suppressed directly by one correlator.

This study provides a heuristic guideline to manipulate the thermal properties of 2D carbon networks, ideal for application in thermoelectric devices with strongly suppressed thermal conductivity.

Becoming attuned to the prescribed viewing-position of a work of visual art brings desire and suppressed heteroeroticism into focus and illuminates other presumptions about the ideal audience for art, such as sexual identity and race (Robinson 2001; Roelofs 2009).