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Idealkurve
f
(
Graph
)
techn.
ideal curve (
graph
)
Graph
m
math.
gerichteter, azyklischer
Graph
graph
directed acyclic
graph
(dag)
Graph
m
math.
ebener
Graph
; planarer
Graph
gerichteter azyklischer
Graph
graph
planar
graph
directed acyclic
graph
(dag)
Funktions
graph
m
;
Graph
m
math.
Funktions
graph
en
pl
;
Graph
en
pl
ebener
Graph
; planarer
Graph
gerichteter, azyklischer
Graph
säulenförmiger
Graph
Zustands
graph
m
graph
of a function;
graph
graph
s of a function;
graph
s
planar
graph
directed acyclic
graph
(dag)
columnar
graph
state
graph
Deutsche
Graph Synonyme
graph
azyklischer,
zusammenhängender
Graph
ÂBaum
bipartiter
Graph
ÂEntsprechung
ÂMapping
ÂUmschlüsselung
azyklischer, zusammenhängender
Graph
Baum
bipartiter
Graph
Entsprechung
Mapping
Umschlüsselung
graph
alphabetic character
black and white
blueprint
brouillon
cartoon
catalog
catalogue raisonne
character
charcoal
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Graph Synonym
nachschlagen
Englische
ideal curve Synonyme
ideal
Arcadian
Edenic
Geistesgeschichte
Hegelian idea
Kantian idea
Platonic form
Platonic idea
Utopian
absolute
abstract
academic
acme
ambition
apotheosis
apprehension
archetypal
archetype
archetypical
armchair
aspiration
assumption
autism
autistic thinking
basis
beau
ideal
belief
best type
beyond all praise
brainstorm
calling
caprice
cause
celestial
chaste
chimerical
classic
classical
complete
complex idea
conceit
concept
conception
conceptual
conclusion
conjectural
conjecture
consideration
consummate
conviction
criterion
cynosure
defectless
dereism
dereistic thinking
dream
dreamery
ego
ideal
epitome
estimation
eternal object
eternal universal
example
excellent
exemplar
exemplary
fancied
fanciful
fancy
fantasy
faultless
feeling
fictitious
flawless
flight of fancy
formal cause
goal
good example
ground
guess
guiding light
guiding star
heavenly
hero
high goal
highest category
history of ideas
hypothesis
hypothetic
hypothetical
ideal
ism
ideal
istic
ideal
ity
ideal
ization
ideal
ized
ideal
s
ideate
ideational
ideatum
idee-force
ideological
idyllic
illusory
image
imaginary
imaginative exercise
imagined
immaculate
impeccable
impractical
impracticality
impression
inclination
indefectible
indefective
infallible
innate idea
inspiration
intellection
intention
irreproachable
jewel
judgment
just right
lodestar
mainspring
man of men
masterpiece
masterwork
matter
millennial
mirror
model
moot
morals
motive
mythic
mythical
nonesuch
nonpareil
noosphere
notion
notional
noumenon
opinion
paradigm
paradigmatic
paradisal
paragon
pattern
pattern of perfection
peerless
percept
perception
perfect
persuasion
phoenix
play of fancy
postulatory
precedential
presumption
principle
principles
prototypal
prototype
pure
quintessence
quintessential
quixotism
quixotry
reaching high
reaction
reason
reflection
regulative first principle
ideal
ism
Berkeleianism
Geistesgeschichte
Hegelian idea
Hegelianism
Kantian idea
Kantianism
Neoplatonism
Platonic form
Platonic idea
Platonism
absolute
ideal
ism
animatism
animism
archetype
aspiration
autism
autistic thinking
bigheartedness
bigness
chivalrousness
chivalry
complex idea
dereism
dereistic thinking
dream
dreamery
elevation
errantry
eternal object
eternal universal
exaltation
exemplar
flight of fancy
form
formal cause
generosity
generousness
great heart
greatheartedness
greatness
greatness of heart
heroism
high goal
high-mindedness
highest category
history of ideas
hylozoism
ideal
ideal
ity
ideal
ization
ideal
s
ideate
ideatum
idee-force
imaginative exercise
immaterialism
impracticality
innate idea
knight-errantry
knightliness
largeheartedness
liberality
liberalness
loftiness
magnanimity
magnanimousness
materialism
metaphysical
ideal
ism
model
monistic
ideal
ism
nobility
noble-mindedness
nobleness
noosphere
noumenon
openhandedness
panpsychism
pattern
percept
personalism
play of fancy
princeliness
prototype
psychism
quixotism
quixotry
reaching high
regulative first principle
romance
romanticism
simple idea
solipsism
spiritualism
subjectivism
sublimity
subsistent form
the Absolute
the Absolute Idea
the Self-determined
the realized
ideal
transcendent idea
transcendent nonempirical concept
transcendent universal
transcendental
universal
universal concept
universal essence
unpracticalness
unrealism
unreality
upward looking
utopianism
visionariness
wish fulfillment
wish-fulfillment fantasy
wishful thinking
ideal
ist
Berkeleian
Don Quixote
Hegelian
Kantian
Neoplatonic
Neoplatonist
Neoplatonistic
Platonic
Platonist
Platonistic
Quixote
animist
animistic
daydreamer
dreamer
dreamer of dreams
enthusiast
escapist
ideal
istic
immaterialist
lotus-eater
panpsychist
panpsychistic
prophet
psychist
rhapsodist
romancer
romantic
romanticist
seer
solipsistic
spiritualist
spiritualistic
unrealistic
utopian
utopianist
utopianizer
visionary
wishful thinker
ideal
istic
Berkeleian
Cyrenaic
Eleatic
Epicurean
Hegelian
Kantian
Megarian
Neoplatonic
Neoplatonistic
Platonic
Platonistic
Stoic
airy
animist
animistic
atomistic
autistic
big
bighearted
chivalrous
cosmotheistic
dereistic
eclectic
elevated
empirical
eudaemonistic
exalted
existential
generous
great
great of heart
greathearted
handsome
hedonic
hedonist
hedonistic
heroic
high
high-minded
humanist
humanistic
ideal
ist
immaterialist
impractical
in the clouds
instrumentalist
knightly
largehearted
liberal
lofty
magnanimous
materialistic
mechanistic
metaphysical
monistic
naturalistic
noble
noble-minded
nominalist
openhanded
optimistic
otherworldly
panlogistical
panpsychist
panpsychistic
pantheistic
poetic
positivist
positivistic
pragmatic
pragmatist
princely
quixotic
rationalistic
realist
realistic
romancing
romantic
romanticized
scholastic
sensationalistic
solipsistic
spiritualist
spiritualistic
starry-eyed
storybook
sublime
syncretistic
theistic
transcendental
transcendentalist
transcendentalistic
transmundane
unpractical
unrealistic
utilitarian
visionary
vitalistic
voluntarist
voluntaristic
wish-fulfilling
ideal
ization
Prospero
airiness
appearance
autism
autistic thinking
delusiveness
dematerialization
dereism
dereistic thinking
disembodiment
dreamery
etherealization
fallaciousness
false appearance
false light
false show
falseness
flight of fancy
ideal
ideal
ism
ideal
ity
illusionism
illusionist
illusiveness
imaginative exercise
immateriality
immaterialization
impracticality
magic
magic act
magic show
magician
play of fancy
prestidigitation
quixotism
quixotry
romance
romanticism
seeming
semblance
show
simulacrum
sleight of hand
sorcerer
sorcery
specious appearance
spiritualization
unactuality
unpracticalness
unrealism
unreality
unsubstantiality
unsubstantialization
utopianism
visionariness
wish fulfillment
wish-fulfillment fantasy
wishful thinking
ideal
ize
apotheosize
deify
dematerialize
disembody
disincarnate
elevate
ennoble
etherealize
exaggerate
exalt
glorify
immaterialize
overappraise
overassess
overcalculate
overcount
overesteem
overestimate
overmeasure
overprize
overrate
overreact to
overreckon
overstate
overvalue
quixotize
rhapsodize
romance
romanticize
spiritize
spiritualize
unsubstantialize
utopianize
worship
ideal
ly
absolutely
at best
completely
entirely
faultlessly
flawlessly
fully
hypothetically
immaculately
impeccably
in idea
in the abstract
in theory
infallibly
just right
on paper
perfectly
purely
spotlessly
theoretically
thoroughly
totally
wholly
Graph Definition
Beau
ideal
(
)
A
conception
or
image
of
consummate
beauty,
moral
or
physical,
formed
in
the
mind,
free
from
all
the
deformities,
defects,
and
blemishes
seen
in
actual
existence
Curve
(
a.
)
Bent
without
angles
Curve
(
a.
)
A
bending
without
angles
Curve
(
a.
)
A
line
described
according
to
some
low,
and
having
no
finite
portion
of
it
a
straight
line.
Curve
(
a.
)
To
bend
Curve
(
v.
i.)
To
bend
or
turn
gradually
from
a
given
direction
Ideal
(
a.
)
Existing
in
idea
or
thought
Ideal
(
a.
)
Reaching
an
imaginary
standard
of
excellence
Ideal
(
a.
)
Existing
in
fancy
or
imagination
only
Ideal
(
a.
)
Teaching
the
doctrine
of
idealism
Ideal
(
a.
)
Imaginary.
Ideal
(
n.
)
A
mental
conception
regarded
as
a
standard
of
perfection
ideal curve (graph) Bedeutung
curve
curve
ball
breaking
ball
bender
a
pitch
of
a
baseball
that
is
thrown
with
spin
so
that
its
path
curves
as
it
approaches
the
batter
bend
curve
curved
segment
(of
a
road
or
river
or
railroad
track
etc.)
blind
curve
blind
bend
a
curve
or
bend
in
the
road
that
you
cannot
see
around
as
you
are
driving
curvature
curve
the
property
possessed
by
the
curving
of
a
line
or
surface
ideal
the
idea
of
something
that
is
perfect,
something
that
one
hopes
to
attain
paragon
idol
perfection
beau
ideal
an
ideal
instance,
a
perfect
embodiment
of
a
concept
ego
ideal
(psychoanalysis)
the
part
of
the
ego
that
contains
an
ideal
of
personal
excellence
toward
which
a
person
strives
normal
curve
bell-shaped
curve
Gaussian
curve
Gaussian
shape
a
symmetrical
curve
representing
the
normal
distribution
regression
line
regression
curve
a
smooth
curve
fitted
to
the
set
of
paired
data
in
regression
analysis,
for
linear
regression
the
curve
is
a
straight
line
graph
graphical
record
a
visual
representation
of
the
relations
between
certain
quantities
plotted
with
reference
to
a
set
of
axes
frequencyesponse
curve
frequencyesponse
characteristic
(electronics)
a
graph
of
frequency
response
with
signal
amplitude
or
gain
plotted
against
frequency
curve
a
line
on
a
graph
representing
data
characteristic
curve
characterisic
function
(electronics)
graph
showing
how
a
particular
characteristic
of
a
device
varies
with
other
parameters
bar
chart
bar
graph
a
chart
with
bars
whose
lengths
are
proportional
to
quantities
Laffer
curve
a
graph
purporting
to
show
the
relation
between
tax
rates
and
government
income,
income
increases
as
tax
rates
increase
up
to
an
optimum
beyond
which
income
declines
learning
curve
a
graph
showing
the
rate
of
learning
(especially
a
graph
showing
the
amount
recalled
as
a
function
of
the
number
of
attempts
to
recall)
Carnot
cycle
Carnot's
ideal
cycle
a
cycle
(of
expansion
and
compression)
of
an
idealized
reversible
heat
engine
that
does
work
without
loss
of
heat
ideal
paragon
nonpareil
saint
apotheosis
nonesuch
nonsuch
model
of
excellence
or
perfection
of
a
kind,
one
having
no
equal
exponential
curve
a
graph
of
an
exponential
function
curve
curved
shape
the
trace
of
a
point
whose
direction
of
motion
changes
closed
curve
a
curve
(such
as
a
circle)
having
no
endpoints
simple
closed
curve
Jordan
curve
a
closed
curve
that
does
not
intersect
itself
sine
curve
sinusoid
the
curve
of
ysin
x
regular
polyhedron
regular
convex
solid
regular
convex
polyhedron
Platonic
body
Platonic
solid
ideal
solid
any
one
of
five
solids
whose
faces
are
congruent
regular
polygons
and
whose
polyhedral
angles
are
all
congruent
graph
paper
paper
that
has
lines
to
permit
drawing
graphs
ideal
gas
perfect
gas
a
hypothetical
gas
with
molecules
of
negligible
size
that
exert
no
intermolecular
forces
curl
curve
kink
form
a
curl,
curve,
or
kink,
the
cigar
smoke
curled
up
at
the
ceiling
graph
chart
represent
by
means
of
a
graph,
chart
the
data
graph
plot
upon
a
graph
swerve
sheer
curve
trend
veer
slue
slew
cut
turn
sharply,
change
direction
abruptly,
The
car
cut
to
the
left
at
the
intersection,
The
motorbike
veered
to
the
right
crook
curve
bend
or
cause
to
bend,
He
crooked
his
index
finger,
the
road
curved
sharply
arch
curve
arc
form
an
arch
or
curve,
her
back
arches,
her
hips
curve
nicely
wind
twist
curve
extend
in
curves
and
turns,
The
road
winds
around
the
lake,
the
path
twisted
through
the
forest
ideal
constituting
or
existing
only
in
the
form
of
an
idea
or
mental
image
or
conception,
a
poem
or
essay
may
be
typical
of
its
period
in
idea
or
ideal
content
ideal
conforming
to
an
ultimate
standard
of
perfection
or
excellence,
embodying
an
ideal
ideal
idealistic
of
or
relating
to
the
philosophical
doctrine
of
the
reality
of
ideas
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