Ideal

The term Ideal appears in Kant's reflections be - tween 1764 and 1768, both in aesthetics and in ethics, but it is widely used by him only after 1770; between

Dictionary of the History of Ideas GIORGIO TONELLI 1968

Soon, he began searching for what he called the Ideal Friend.

The New Yorker Joan Acocella 2011

Ideal is 127 but unlike many places, instead of +/- 5%, the voltage level is considered okay if it is +/- 10% of 127 or anywhere between 114.3 and 139.7 volts.

Voltage regulator for the refrigerator 2008

The president and first lady traveled in the middle car, which was called the Ideal.

Savage Peace Ann Hagedorn 2007

The president and first lady traveled in the middle car, which was called the Ideal.

Savage Peace Ann Hagedorn 2007

The president and first lady traveled in the middle car, which was called the Ideal.

Savage Peace Ann Hagedorn 2007

To return to that which, as the interpreting medium of his thoughts and conceptions, connects the artist with his fellow-men, we remark, that only on the ground of some self-realizing power, like what we have termed Poetic Truth, could what we call the Ideal ever be intelligible.

Lectures on Art Washington Allston 1811

Part of the Manchester International Festival, Johnny Vegas's devised play about three presenters on such a fictional channel taps into this surreal world, hooking up along the way with a real-life channel called Ideal World, examining what goes on before the camera and behind the scenes.

This week's new theatre 2011

One of the things that we're doing in New Mexico under Governor Bill Richardson is a project called Ideal New Mexico, which is an online learning program.

CNN Transcript Oct 21, 2009 2009

[…] McLean inau­gu­rated the era of con­tainer­iza­tion on April 26, 1956 by trans­port­ing 58 con­tain­ers from Newark to Hous­ton aboard a ship called the Ideal X.

Containerization « Snarkmarket 2006