Sentence examples for In that models from inspiring English sources

The Polaroid technology was inherently collaborative, in that models could see and respond to the results of the photo session.

There is of course an important disanalogy in that models of belief are supposed to be normative as well as descriptive, whereas models in science typically only have to play a descriptive role.

This research contributes in that models of time, cost, and resources are aligned; interactions are formalized via the common variable time; and the possibility of higher order models is discussed.

Model comparisons are thus determined via these difference measures in that "models having Δ i ≤2 have substantial support (evidence), those in which 4≤Δ i ≤7 have considerably less support, and models having Δ i >10 have essentially no support" in comparison with the best model; see p. 70-71 of Burnham and Anderson (2002).

SVMs can be applied to datasets with millions of input features and have good generalization abilities, in that models inferred from small amounts of training data show good predictive accuracy on novel data.

However, the flexibility of the design may cause problems in that models may become too complex if many events are included, leading to difficulties in interpretation of the results.

Understanding the nature and integrity of boundaries is key; and boundaries are learned in communities that model respect for them.

In that model, an opening prelude is followed by a succession of dance movements.

In that model, scales were considered a predatory (rather than defensive) attribute.

In that model, Johnson introduced an innovative space-saving cup holder, one which could be smoothly folded out from a small compartment.

In that model, nation-states trump alliances, states are dominated by elites, and those elites can be bought.