Sentence examples for theoretical perfection from inspiring English sources

And yet, despite this theoretical perfection, as we prepared to drop anchor I was gripped by a familiar mix of anxiety and desperation.

Desire and the things, which depend on sense and discernment which the other animals also possess on the other hand, are neither human, nor useful for attaining theoretical perfection.

The simulation and experimental results show that Kalman filter parameters can be obtained for GPS/SINS integrated navigation system precisely and efficiently based on Allan variance modeling method, and the algorithm has reference value for theoretical perfection and engineering applications.

Based on the results, a comparative perfection theoretical basis of temperature distribution in wellbore and formation systems during deep well drilling was developed.

This exemplar gives them an idea of perfection for both the theoretical and practical orders: in the first, it is that of the Supreme Being, God; in the latter, that of moral perfection.

The theoretical biologist estimates the number to perfection and goes to take his prize.

Perfect ballets demand perfection.

In a more theoretical sense, "there is a tyranny about perfection, a certain tedium even, something that asserts itself with all the dogmatism of a scientific formula," which De Button points out to suggest that perfection should not always be the aim.

Human perfection is achieved by the man who combines the theoretical, the political and the practical sciences.

The second component is a commitment to the claim that virtue consists in the perfection of our rational nature in both its practical and theoretical dimensions.

The final perfection of a person is found in the actualization of this theoretical intellect, its substance being identical with its act.