ideal form

collocation in English

meanings of idealand form

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ideal
adjective
uk /aɪˈdiː.əl/ us /aɪˈdiː.əl/
perfect, or the ...
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form
noun
uk /fɔːm/ us /fɔːrm/
a paper or set of papers printed with spaces in which answers to questions can be written or information can be recorded in an ...
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Examples of ideal form

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The majority of societies regard polygyny (multiple wives) as the idealform of marriage.
However, many lines depart from the idealform.
Not only was there an idealform of musical engagement but also it could be thought of developmentally.
Generally, this is one of the points on which the whole institution has been condemned in its functional aspect (as opposed to its idealform).
None of them, indeed, can rival, equate, or claim superiority over their idealform.
In its idealform, the city would provide a bundle of services to the nomad.
Together, these postulates aim to capture the basic properties that should be respected in an idealform of belief revision.
But when he considers the idealform of private property, he is more radical.
However, in the following, it is always assumed that the discretization is realized in its idealform without numerical integration.
The solution is in an idealform for determining other quantities of interest, such as local velocities, pressures or gradients throughout the flow field.
Dynamic analysis of rovers all of these mechanisms in the idealform (non-slip and planner motion) to compare their advantages in the face of hindrances.
Coleman here threatens to slide from interpretation of an actual practice into pure analytic philosophizing about an idealform of law.
All analyses are based on stress and all assume an idealform for a given verse style, which verse lines can be compared with or mapped onto.
As such it provides an idealform for combining prior knowledge, which might be limited solely to experience of the in-uences between some of the variables of interest, and data.
Using the least square regression techniques, we then test the significance of each of these variables in explaining the respondents' attitudes toward democracy as an idealform of government.
Lijphart argues that the idealform would be participation of leaders of all segments in a grand coalition cabinet within a parliamentary system based on proportionality.
After all, the picking of cherries from the coffee plant is, if anything, an idealform of juvenile labour.
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Democracy is the idealform of government that enables the full consent of the peoples involved.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
I have lately found the helicopter to be an idealform of transport.
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