Here it's the wife who is the idealizer, the one who can't let go of the story of the long-ago affair, the one who goes over and over the letters and the memories, not to diminish the past love but, it seems, to restore it to its rightful place in her husband's life.
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The idealizer in a semigroup or ring is another construction that is in the same vein as the centralizer and normalizer.
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The sculpture will be made by the designer and plastic artist Paulo Soláriz, known by his sculpture-trophies and art aimed to motor racing and idealizer of the renaming project.
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It is idealizer of "Christ is the Show", biggest catholic musical event of the country and of the program More Brazil of the TV Canção Nova, that presented during three years.
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The railway branch has already been projected in 1862 by engineer Daniel Makinson Fox the idealizer of the tilted surfaces of the mountain range. The idealized track is the same of the existing one connecting Rio Grande da Serra to Mogi das Cruzes, passing through Ribeirão Pires, branch still active of cargo transportation. But Ribeirão Pires station was opened only on 1 March 1885. The station worked next to the current one, in a still existing building, the Warehouse.
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An orelhão model. Chu Ming's invention gained admirers, eventually crossing the Atlantic in 1973. In a visit to Rio de Janeiro, the Secretary of Communications of Mozambique showed an interest in the equipment and the result was that three orelhões "emigrated" to the African continent. Today, the orelhão and adaptations of it are found in Latin American countries such as Peru, Colombia, Paraguay, and other African countries, such as Angola, and even in China, the home country of its idealizer.
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In 1894, the village receives a new station renamed as Guayó. The new station was rebuilt in the same patterns of that time and, as a way to show the recognition for the services provided by Suzano Brandão, the residents accepted to rename the rail station with his name. In December 1907, Guayó station was renamed to Suzano station, a fair tribute to its idealizer. EFCB operated the station until 1957, when it was incorporated to the Federal Railway Network, which built a new building in 1979.
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He translated works from Polish, Latin and Ancient Greek, and some of the most well-known Croatian translations of the world's literature classics (Mickiewicz, Ovid, Virgil, Homer) are his work. In order to translate the classics he formed accentual hexameter which Petar Skok called "Maretić's life's work". By his beliefs Maretić is a Croatian Vukovian, the advocate of the Croatian and Serbian linguistic unity and the usage of phonological orthography, idealizer of the "pure people's language" and of exclusively (Neo-)Štokavian basis of the Serbo-Croatian standard language. He died in Zagreb.
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