Sentence examples similar to a stand-in model from inspiring English sources

It begins in the Renaissance, when artists pursuing the lifelike first used mannequins as a stand-in for flesh-and-blood models, an irony that runs throughout the show.

In addition, we use a synthetic spike integrator model as a stand-in for a spike-integrator circuit in the reticular formation.

But specialists have taken it to mean, simply, that the artist used a live model as a stand-in for Christ.

The model has a stand-in household that has utility for consumption and leisure and that makes decisions on the trade-off between labor and leisure and that between consumption and investment.

And he took a stand in support of the Asian model in the late '90s in opposition to the powerful Washington Consensus, jousting with his own employer at the World Bank.

These two indicators yield an underidentified model and cannot run as a stand-alone model in AMOS.

Oestradiol and DHEA concentrations were also positively correlated with activity within the left ATC, both in a stand-alone model and when covarying out vIQ and age (note that the correlations did not reach significance at SVC FWE correction; see Table 5).

In a closing scene, four artists are painting as a model stands in front of them on a sunny hillside.

Kia also plans to launch a stand-alone model simply called the GT in 2017.

Finally, the distribution of individual logs cut from different stems in a stand is modelled on the assumption that they are normally distributed with a fixed coefficient of variation.

As spatially explicit growth models and simulators have the potential to simulate the effect of the natural or man-made spatial and temporal arrangement of different tree species in a stand, these models are of special interest for the simulation of heterogeneous mixed forest stands.