Examples of using Idealised in English and their translations into German
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The Greeks oriented themselves to complete humankind and fashioned idealised, anatomically-correct sculptures.
It is important to bear in mind that these cosmic velocities are idealised values.
Wood Diagram of secondary growth in a tree showing idealised vertical and horizontal sections.
of those perfect proportions so idealised by the Greeks.
This is the only Quartz Museum in the world, idealised by prestigious Portuguese geologist Galopim de Carvalho.
Pedersen's sculptures, finally, are mostly recreations, or strangely idealised copies, of structures appearing in her photographs.
these works tell of a vanished era that always appears in an idealised form in our memories.
A representative of the Munich School, he preferred idealised stories and sentimental motifs from the Tirolean struggle for independence and everyday farming life.
Until now, researchers have only ever been able to work with idealised structures in their simulations.
I idealised love, it should be above everything.”.
The way I describe it here is obviously highly idealised, but it was basically like that.
Alexander is not idealised here in the otherwise frequent form.
Mory shrinks back from faraway places that he has idealised.
The view of turbo-capitalism is never idealised to a state of transcendence.
And for Jansons it was a chance to begin building in reality the idealised, super-refined orchestral sound that he nurtured in his head.
Although primarily known for his idealised landscapes and seascapes, Bannister also executed portraits,
However, of this idealised baroque town, only the palace of the Bolongaro family was ever realised.
This model will be used in idealised one-dimensional parameter studies as well as in a two-dimensional BBL exchange setup at a sloping topography.
Depictions of idealised landscapes, opulence
of whom there is no contemporary portrait, in an idealised depiction.