Sentence examples for a textbook model from inspiring English sources
"This is a textbook model for a successful strategic investment," he said in a statement.
Heliconius butterflies are a textbook model system in evolutionary biology and have provided many key insights into the evolutionary genetics of mimicry and color pattern evolution.
The potential output series he's using comes from the Congressional Budget Office, which describes its method (pdf): CBO's estimate of potential output is based on the framework of a textbook model of long-term economic growth, the Solow growth model.
Anyone who knows the history of A.I. will recognize that the basic theory (and even the diagrams that are used to illustrate it) is very much in the spirit of a textbook model of vision that was introduced in 1980, known as neocognitron.
After the disputed 2009 presidential elections, when protesters took to the streets in much larger numbers than those in Tunis, insisting that the vote had been stolen, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad offered what seemed a textbook model of determination not to blink.
Their efforts are a textbook model of industry opposition to new rules that could save lives.
I won't try to push this parable (actually just a colorful version of a standard textbook model) any further.
The researchers reduced this complex model to a much simpler, "textbook" model, which predicts that a phase transition, or a change in flow direction, should occur with certain changes to a lattice's dimensions — a transition that the team observed in their experiments with bacteria.
The spectacular species richness of cichlid fishes and their famous phenotypic diversity in terms of morphology, coloration, and behavior have made them a well-known textbook model system for the study of speciation and adaptive evolution [ 1- 3].
It's a complete inversion of the textbook model.
The textbook model of a competitive labor market suggests that higher levels of immigration should lower the wage of competing workers and increase the wage of complementary workers, at least in the short run.
