Sentence examples for apparent models from inspiring English sources

There are significant discrepancies between the slip-corrected rheological models and the apparent models.

It might even be useful in the repair of certain congenital defects such as omphalocele or gastroschisis, although to date there are still no apparent models that prove its effectiveness for application in humans for these types of defects.

"The Great Night" has an apparent model in John Crowley's "Little, Big" (1981), a tale of the intersection of human lovers and fairy elementals that takes its underlying patterns from alchemy and Renaissance metaphysics.

To cite one detail, it reinforces the parallel between the enchanting nocturnal duet "Nuit paisible et sereine!" that closes Act 1, and its apparent model, the sublime duet "Nuit d'ivresse" from "Les Troyens".

She had a featured role in the 1993 campaign documentary, "The War Room," and served as an apparent model for Daisy Green, the campaign adviser in the 1996 novel "Primary Colors".

OccupyTogether.org, a content hub and an apparent model for the design and content of the movement's Web portals, counted 734 protests and/or protest-related meetups around the country on Thursday afternoon, with many scheduled to begin at the end of this week.

These above-mentioned representations can be used to obtain an exact process model or an apparent model suitable for control design.

She was also the apparent model for the blow-up doll in that terrifying video, the Washington Post reports.

Musk — who believes we need to become a "spacefaring" race because we're going to throw away this planet like a used tissue or be fried by the sun in about a billion years — is the apparent model for the series' fictional visionary entrepreneur, leading an international coalition of space agencies and private industry.

We assessed apparent model validity in three ways.

Apparent model quality was mainly degraded by categorization of continuous predictors (about 58% of the prediction models), employing unclear or naïve approaches to deal with missing values (84% of the studies did not address this issue at all), and using obsolete variable selection techniques (5 models used univariable P-values).