Sentence examples for understood ideal from inspiring English sources

While the mechanism that triggers typhoons and other tropical storms is not completely understood, ideal conditions for their development occur in the western Pacific between latitudes 5° and 25° N during late summer and early autumn, when the temperature of surface waters is at least 81 °F (27 °C).

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Because our first acquaintance with being governed is in our families, we come to understand ideal versions of governing institutions (e.g., churches, schools, teams, and nations) in terms of idealizations of families.

In reply to these questions Laymon (1991) has put forward a theory which understands idealizations as ideal limits: imagine a series of experimental refinements of the actual situation which approach the postulated limit and then require that the closer the properties of a system come to the ideal limit, the closer its behavior has to come to the behavior of the ideal limit (monotonicity).

Yet he always remained true to the ideal of "Enlightenment," at least as he understood that ideal, and he never ceased to insist that philosophy ought to make a practical difference in the world.

And the 'logical forms' we use in the course of inquiry are understood as ideal instruments, tools that help us to transform things and resolve our problem.

According to the general social contract model, political authority is grounded in an agreement (often understood as ideal, rather than real) among individuals, each of whom aims in this agreement to advance his rational self-interest by establishing a common political authority over all.

Goods such as a world peace, a healthy environment, and efficient communications, may be better understood as ideals or policy objectives for the human race rather than objects of human rights.

The groups should be understood as "ideal-types", which are "a rational construction used to make sense of and explain an irrational reality" (Daynes & Lee, 2008, p. 94) and are used as a methodological convenience (Weber, 1978).

In any case it is important to undertake a thorough analysis of the physical and chemical processes to understand the ideal rates of heating and cooling to achieve the ideal or optimum product.

Until he demonstrates that he understands that ideal, Pietersen will not play.