Idealized models of distillation are essentially governed by Raoult's law and Dalton's law, and assume that vapor liquid equilibria are attained.
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Such solutions are often used as idealized models of stars, especially compact objects such as white dwarfs and especially neutron stars.
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Among them was a pair of paintings depicting idealized models of family life, one in Nazi Germany, one in the Soviet Union.
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This process is fitting an idealized model to real world data, and seeing what parameters in the model make it fit reality best.
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The idea, however, that families are some sort of idealized model of prudence and thrift is more than a little suspect, as beleaguered credit-card companies have discovered.
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Perfect reconstruction is mathematically possible for the idealized model but only an approximation for real-world functions and sampling techniques, albeit in practice often a very good one.
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In this case'approximately flat'is defined as space in which gravitational effect approaches 0, mathematically actual spacetime and Minkowski space are not identical, Minkowski space is an idealized model.
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However, caution should be exerted in considering such a statement because it is an idealized model of the process, introduced to describe the fundamental ideas underlying the process.
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A real world inductor has some finite internal resistance ( the wire it is wound from has resistance ) unlike the idealized model which could have inductance without resistance.
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The traditional debate has been polarized, Bowles said, between ideal models of equality that overlooked the role of incentives, and idealized models of the private market that overlooked inequality.
