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There can be no return to an idealised past where only a dollar deposited in a bank would be loaned out.

This encouraged the emergence of a poetry aimed at, and often set in, an idealised version of the courtly world.

Often the reform requires the "delinquent" country to be more like America or Britain and its idealised democratic society.

Other idealised stress-strain relations may be applied, if they adequately represent the behaviour of the concrete considered.

eg. Man is tempted to live up to woman's idealised conception of himself.

"True Heroes" , a cartoon adventure, tells an idealised history of independence; "Hell: Nothing to celebrate" is a grittier affair.

We are used to viewing beautiful -- and often idealised -- landscapes in art, rather than harsh scenes of environmental devastation.

In physics, a light field describes the direction of all the idealised light rays passing through an area.

THROUGHOUT the history of art, nudes were idealised templates for humanity, with rippling muscles, tidy breasts and smooth skin.

This study considers the flow between the bristle tips and the rotor of an idealised brush seal.

In theory, chief financial officers spend idle moments admiring charts of the idealised firm's optimal capital structure.

Every culture has its own unique Idealised Cognitive Model (ICM).

In India, films are treated like religion and that's why the stars are so idealised.

Naturally, the face the world can now see is a lot less idealised than the lustrous and splendid golden mask.

Another suggestion is that women are conforming to 'an idealised sexual script'.

This is what creates the pressure in most people - aspiring to these idealised body images.

An investigation into the sensitivity of idealised vortex interactions to initial conditions and island topography

Actual versus idealised personality