Sentence examples for and creating a model from inspiring English sources

In 2000, Mr. Bush became the first Republican nominee to opt out in the primary in favor of raising and spending without limits, using a network of lucrative fund-raisers to gather more than $100 million and creating a model for running a campaign outside the system.

(iv) Checking the adequacy of fitted model by performing normal probability plot, and creating a model.

Checking the adequacy of fitted model by performing normal probability plot, and creating a model.

For Kadlubek, achieving his goals of fair pay for artists, civility between underground arts and the city, and creating a model for how a major corporation can move into a neighborhood and do some good or at the very least, not bleed it dry all center around a single message: Art is valuable.

JSA conceived the ideas of automating the identification of S-systems and creating a model pipeline.

A general inductive methodology (comprising a five-step process of close reading of the text, identifying segments of information, coding information and labelling categories/themes, reducing overlap of categories/themes, and creating a model of the most important categories/themes) was used to draw emergent themes from the data.

"But we worked through the disciplinary rules and the law with respect to fiduciary responsibilities, and created a model that has worked".

At a time when architecture was still emerging as a profession, Burnham organized his office for maximum efficiency and created a model for future architectural firms.

By studying these patterns Dave MacLeod of the University of Oxford and colleagues at the University of Liverpool have worked out the kind of weather that helps malaria parasites and mosquitoes to thrive, and created a model to forecast malaria outbreaks.

Robert Lepage's production is a little high-concept: Prospero, who deals in magic, imagines himself an opera director and creates a model of La Scala, the opera house from his hometown, on his island.

Robert Lepage's production is a little high-concept: Prospero, who deals in magic, imagines himself an opera director and creates a model of the opera house La Scala on his island.