The phrase "a model of natural" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a context where you are describing something that exemplifies natural qualities, but it needs additional words to be meaningful.
Example: "The sculpture is a model of natural beauty, capturing the essence of the landscape."
Alternatives: "an example of nature" or "a representation of the natural".
The species-by-species approach has been criticized for offering too narrow a model of natural resource management.
Most halls built in the 1960's and 1970's, for example, seem based on a model of natural sound derived not from the sound of unamplified instruments in a real space but the sound of instruments heard through the wires and speakers of a fine high fidelity system (much the way the sounds of electrical phonographs were designed to imitate the sounds of the earliest radios).
The evidence in the paper does not support this conclusion.Related topics Colombia Harold Wilson India SomaliaOne cannot say much about war and genes without a model of natural selection using data on the frequency of war deaths relative to other causes of death.
This article presents a model of natural ventilation of buildings at the stage of design and a consequence of the behaviour of the occupants.
Using a model of natural allergen exposure, we examined the effect of regular treatment with salmeterol on allergen-induced changes in airway responsiveness and exhaled nitric oxide (ENO).
In addition, a methodological adaptationist can accept that an apparent discrepancy between data and the predictions of a model of natural selection may be resolved by concluding that the trait is little influenced by natural selection, instead of by concluding that the model is incorrect.
Whoever has profited, Chad's status as a model of natural-resource management has suffered.
Here we have studied the phenotypic and epigenomic effects of maternal obesity in a model of natural-onset obesity and type 2 diabetes, the A vy mouse.
Generally speaking, a model of a natural system is one of many possible mathematical representation of that system, explicitly describing some of its features and supporting predictions on some other features, the latter being typically time- or environment dependent.
