Sentence examples for archetypal models from inspiring English sources

In particular it puts forward a comprehensive classification able to encompass all the most important dimensions characterising PSS applied to DRE, and identifies 15 archetypal models of PSS applied to DRE.

This new classification system and the related archetypal models have been tested and evaluated with companies and experts from Botswana and South Africa, showing their potential to be used as a strategic design tool to support innovation in this field.

Bateman would probably be held up as an archetypal model of American success, were it not for the fact of him being a murdering psychopath.

Brownian motion is the archetypal model for random transport processes in science and engineering.

The major historical contributions, due to Euler, Koiter and Thompson, are reviewed and illustrated by an archetypal model permitting to highlight the main mechanical and dynamical points.

This review primarily focuses on epithelial structures which are the fundamental building blocks for most metazoan tissues, used as the archetypal model to study cellular polarity.

In this work a simplified (archetypal) model is developed and explored that includes wind and current effects, and the elastic interaction between vessels.

The effects of the dynamic excitation on the load carrying capacity of mechanical systems are investigated with reference to the archetypal model addressed in Part I, which permits to highlight the main ideas without spurious mechanical complexities.

Like most of the greatest examples of true terror, what's so unnerving here comes from the perspective and the tone, carried in the strange dictation of the narrator, who is the archetypal model for a "creeper".

Published: August 7, 2014 The intestinal crypt has become the archetypal model for quantitative understanding of adult stem cell dynamics and regulation.

Taken together, these observations suggest an archetypal model for amyloid-associated pathologies in which disease is caused by transient toxic aggregates that eventually convert to inert amyloid deposits.