Sentence examples for an archaic model from inspiring English sources

"The US military is clinging to an archaic model where commanders have the discretion to decide whether to go forward with a complaint" said Coughlin.

It's an archaic model, a hark back to the days before the smartphone platforms, where only cursory approval structures are in place, and where studios are largely free to set pricing structures and monetisation strategies.

While all this concern with Apllonian and Dionysian sensibilities is the romanticist's terminology based on an archaic model, a more current psychological and sociological phrasing of this dichotomy of human behaviors came to be applied to society at the beginning of the 20th century with Sigmund Freud's dialectic of Sublimation and Desublimation.

Using only lectures has been identified as an archaic model of teaching and faculties have realized this and pressed for a change [ 9, 10].

The nuclear family, as the "market" model, is revealed once again as a cruel archaic model of a behavorial unit.. Yet this poet never stops taking risks.

"It's a very, very archaic model," said Sean Fader, 34, an artist in New York who is single and asked to be identified as queer.

What would it look like to bring an archaic, exotic model of storytelling into contact with the particulars of contemporary American life?

An early observation that has remained at the core of the Freudian model is that there exists in the mind an archaic mode of cognition, which under normal waking conditions is effectively suppressed (Q315).

Therefore, our general model reduces to an archaic serial founder model when the time to the first founding event occurs distantly in the past.

Furthermore, we discuss how our results can be used to obtain analytical formulas for summary statistics for an archaic serial founder model, for the nested-regions model of Hunley et al. (2009), and for the instantaneous divergence model of DeGiorgio et al. (2009).

I think it's because there are these archaic models which don't necessarily work any more.