Beneath this is an idealized representation of the circuit, and lowest is a gyrator circuit representation. |
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In many western societies, an idealized femininity is often identified with refinement, and refinement in turn with the dominant language. |
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Inspired by primitivism and American folk art, he painted idealized images of homespun America. |
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Frege's primary concern was to construct a system of logic, formulated in an idealized language, which was adequate for mathematical reasoning. |
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For Rodney the imaginary hotel was an idealized vision of an elegantly-appointed hotel, aswarm with chic guests. |
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The diagrams in Appendix B assume an idealized listening environment in which every audience member shares the same point of audition. |
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You have two icons and one is pure and idealized, the other is tainted and dirtied. |
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At home, womanhood was idealized and sanctified, while women themselves were denied such basic rights of citizenship as the vote. |
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There are no formulary Baroque madonnas, prettily ornamental angels, or idealized saints here. |
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He has the kind of idealized face that's made to be observed in repose, like he was a painting or a sculpture in cool white marble or something. |
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It is an overly idealized institution that royally screws up more people than it benefits. |
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Romantic comedies are sensationalized stories of an idealized world, where everyone is always falling in love, but never falling out of love. |
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Most anthropologists would recognize much writing about community in public health as idealized if not mythical. |
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The film is narrated collectively by a group of neighborhood boys, now older, who idolized and idealized the five girls. |
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I found Bellamy's notions of how society could so easily be remade and then perpetuated in its idealized form more than a little soft-headed. |
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You portray the bucolic aspects of small-town life, and this idealized family, then slowly reveal the dark underside of such a life. |
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It's easy to imagine idealized law schools, places full of vigorous debate. |
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No real computer possesses greater problem-solving capability than that of Turing's idealized machine. |
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The ruin at the left is placed within an idealized landscape that is harmoniously balanced and suffused with a soft, glowing light. |
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Well-known film actresses often posed prettily in elegant cheongsams against the backdrop of idealized gardens or home settings. |
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A homegrown classicist, he presented an idealized side of desire that the ancient Greeks would have understood. |
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The idealized space of the pastoral is used to provide a locus amoenus for someone who eventually dominates all oral discourse within it. |
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The portrait is idealized on so many different levels it would be difficult to enumerate them. |
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Naturalism was one aspect of the wider artifice that expressed the known and unknown world through enhanced, idealized reality. |
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So, growing up, I knew that the Hollywood depiction of Indian life was rather idealized. |
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Transformational leaders, on the other hand, tend to be idealized, and oriented to change. |
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The competitive environment, idealized in perfect competition, represents the most efficient structure. |
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Continuing to measure idealized final outcomes will not enable us to answer these questions. |
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Moral values at the national level are idealized family values projected onto the nation. |
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Yet the villagers are not idealized, but portrayed with all their faults and petty hostilities. |
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Even the weather is idealized in consistently sunny, warm conditions, unlike typical mountain weather. |
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They created idealized hierarchies that favored their own group over others. |
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Of course we do think first of the King, the magnificent monarch of a glorified or idealized medieval realm. |
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It seems that many people living in the West still live in the simple, polarized westerns of their simpler, more idealized childhoods. |
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He does his best here to present Richard and Elise as idealized lovers caught up in a classical tragic romance. |
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However, it is quite possible that there exist idealized solutions that do not lie close, in any sense, to non-idealized ones. |
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The political culture that is idealized in the writings of Plato and Aristotle is not cosmopolitan. |
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The West Wing is complete fiction, a never-could-happen-in-real-life ride through idealized politics and equally impractical individuals. |
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Instead, they made him into an idealized lover, a father figure, or a saviour. |
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Although these idealized monuments were consecrated to the dead, they addressed the living. |
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The film breaks down idealized visions of family and religion, for in this house, they offer not consolation but despair. |
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Her paintings and prints show a modern instead of an idealized picture of women. |
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Patterns that can be measured on laboratory instruments are generally regarded as part of phonetics, whereas phonological patterns tend to be more abstract and idealized. |
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When he emerges in an idealized landscape of verdant greens, the pristine surface of Luzu Lake mirrors the fleecy cumulus clouds and penetrating blue sky overhead. |
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They have thought constantly about each other, but will the real person live up to the idealized image that was burnished into their minds for ten years? |
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Beyond some point, the disutility of additional work surely offsets the value, both internal and external, of this work, even in the idealized felicific calculus. |
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They idealized the struggle of a citizen army against the overmighty British and marvelled at the establishment of a republic with a written constitution. |
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On the one hand, there are idealized good men like her father and Palmer. |
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I must point out that my account is over-simple and somewhat idealized. |
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This genre bears an obvious resemblance to notions of pietas, which themselves constitute a utopian community situated in a past so idealized that it is almost fictional. |
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There was no sense in destroying their idealized visions of romance. |
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But there is always a preceding generation, or an idealized time in our personal histories. |
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The photograph shook up the idea of a model American family during a time when the picture-perfect family was idealized. |
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And yet if the selfie is the most idealized image of the self, then Cubitt has worked to break through that frozen representation. |
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The problem of any classically educated writer's falling in love with Greece was how to reconcile the provincial reality with the idealized images. |
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His powers of observation did not diminish in his drawings for the Farnese Gallery, which have been described as hyper idealized, classicizing works. |
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Last Round is for double string quartet and double bass, written in memory of Piazzolla, and conceived as an idealized version of his keyless accordion, the bandoneon. |
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They give idealized realizations of my work in the string quartet medium. |
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The idealized grid of fairness cannot limn the contours of these deep existential debts. |
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Thornycroft was thus largely given free rein to devise an idealized image of Anglo-Saxon Englishness in his statue for the millenary commemoration. |
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Then I sat back in this clean, well-lighted space, with its idealized fish-camp decor, and felt as pleased with myself as all the practiced trenchermen at surrounding tables. |
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As these remarks suggest, Domenico and Antonello participate in an idealized social ritual, with oil painting functioning as the medium of exchange. |
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The way to get validation from women was to present an idealized picture of what is possible for men. |
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It is in no way my job to embody an idealized form of beauty and sensuality. |
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This idealized history had some effect, if not to stem the immediate social discord permanently, to produce a general desire for a more orderly world. |
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Rather then consonantly defend their lives and individualism, too many Americans simply concede the altruistic view of man idealized by the Mother Teresa's of the world. |
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Successful women performers thus had to have a demure appearance and restrict their body movements on stage to conform to idealized concepts of womanhood. |
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His trademark are idealized women with extremely tall and slender bodies. |
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They saw in it a haven for traditional values that might, in time, restore their idealized America, now overrun by waves of immigration and noisome industrialization. |
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Unlike any other show, no relationship is idealized above any other. |
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In their model, they considered two idealized arrangements of equal size particles in two dimensions. |
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One reason why this problem has been overlooked is a tendency to assimilate the naVve truth-conditional theory to an idealized verificationism. |
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On the one hand, they idealized, dominated, and desexualized the women they cared for. |
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But despite her antimarriage stance, she idealized romantic love and saw harm in mere sensualism. |
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Both Avengerland and Curtisland are firmly rooted in an idealized, romanticized version of contemporary Britain. |
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In the idealized form of the system, each family got thirty such strips of land. |
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All of these traits were highlighted perhaps because of their similarity to idealized Roman virtues. |
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However, the period they idealized was largely the High Middle Ages, extending into Early Modern times. |
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Some Dutch writers idealized old age as a poetic transition from life to death. |
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They create an idealized miniature landscape, which is meant to express the harmony that should exist between man and nature. |
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The energetics of the system may be idealized as an atmospheric Carnot heat engine. |
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It is framed in terms of an idealized device called a Carnot engine, imagined to define a continuous cycle of states of its working body. |
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To him, cruelty was a criterion that differentiated the Wars of Religion from previous conflicts, which he idealized. |
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The word Viking was taken to refer to romanticized, heroic, idealized Norse seafarers and warriors. |
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The Brothers Grimm, inspired by Herder's writings, put together an idealized collection of tales, which they labeled as authentically German. |
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Rituals often have a close connection with reverence, thus a ritual in many cases expresses reverence for a deity or idealized state of humanity. |
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The detailed and idealized paintings also typically depict a pastoral setting. |
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This is not some idealized dream, it is accomplishable by changing the way we approach employee engagement. |
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Erasmus was perhaps projecting his own concerns and idealized traits anachronistically back into Jerome's situation and personality. |
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And, even more puzzling, why are robots and androids presented as idealized forms of intelligence? |
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Young gays no doubt shared her idealized vision of roughhousing before dinner with Matt Dillon and Rob Lowe. |
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Gurwitsch's notion of the perceptual noema as a completely idealized phenomenon is more Kantian than Husserlian. |
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Points on the real surface of the earth are usually above or below this idealized geoid surface and here the true vertical can vary slightly. |
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Gravity is a conservative force, as is the force due to an idealized spring, as given by Hooke's law. |
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All admitted the importance of the natural, but many believed it should be idealized to various degrees to include only the beautiful. |
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During the 4th century, the portrait began to retreat in favor of an idealized symbol of what that person looked like. |
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Whether or not she was interested in marriage, he was not, and she appears to have fallen in love with an idealized portrait of the man. |
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The architect Oscar Niemeyer idealized and built Government buildings, Churches and civic buildings was constructed in the modernist style. |
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Western artists were attracted to the colorful backgrounds, realistic interior and exterior scenes, and idealized figures. |
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As with all models, this is an idealized picture of population change in these countries. |
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This idealized structure may not exist in reality, considering the high divorce rate and the intermixes of maternal-paternal dominance characteristics. |
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When a system in question, however, diverges to a significant extent from an idealized economic model or ideology, the task of identifying it can become problematic. |
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Like Shadow, they are dressed in white smocks suggesting the orderlies and nurses of the asylum, a grotesquely and psychotically idealized white national culture. |
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Rather than a total subversion, the caizi masculinity negotiated and contested with other types of idealized masculinities in premodern Chinese culture. |
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This was done to legitimize the Vikings and their mythology by associating it with the Classical world, which had long been idealized in European culture. |
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It was a commission from a man who did not own thoroughbreds, so Stubbs was able to arrange a group of idealized horses in a friezelike composition. |
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Matching the sidewalk upon which they've been piled, the bricks have a shoddy photo-realism about them quite at odds with the idealized structure behind them. |
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Roman sculpture is often less idealized than the Greek precedents. |
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She realized during the two years she spent with the family that she had idealized Blood, who was more invested in traditional feminine values than was Wollstonecraft. |
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They rely on theoretical properties of idealized devices and materials. |
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A generalized Newtonian fluid is an idealized fluid for which the shear stress is a sole function of shear rate and not dependent upon the history of deformation. |
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Poetry praised the idealized lives of farmers and shepherds. |
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The Vandals were probably not any more destructive than other invaders of ancient times, but writers who idealized Rome often blamed them for its destruction. |
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