Sentence examples for attitude of models from inspiring English sources

What could have been a kitsch romp on the ocean floor turned into a magical show where energy came from the sporty attitude of models who walked the white sand space in silver shoes with conch-shaped heels.

A Renaissance pastiche, the work is marred by its overly persnickety verisimilitude and by the squirrelly attitudes of the models — as if neither they nor the painter knew quite what was expected of them — but it is delicately done in an over-all shimmering harmony of subdued yellows and blues.

With the aim of improving the predictive power of attitude-integrated models of behavior, including additional determinants of behavior such as social norms or intentions, several theories have been developed (Olson and Zanna [1993]).

It would be even more gorgeous.' " This is not the attitude of most young models.

This reviewer's attitude to this kind of models is ambivalent.

IQWiG holds a critical attitude towards the use of models and rejected the use of quality-adjusted life years in its statement of methods published in December 2006 [ 35].

However, this practical attitude of scientists towards modelling should not be mistaken for a principled answer to the questions raised in the philosophy of statistics (see Morey et al 2013).

Our follow-on research will be devoted to the development of the complete attitude model of LARES and to the generation of the zero-signature normal points from the range measurements provided by the high repetition-rate SLR systems.

Reinforced by the Viennese School Reform movement led by Glöckel, his scientific attitude, and the philosophy of logical empiricism, was the scientific and empirical attitude towards models of education.

In calm water tests, running attitude and resistance of model ships are measured at various speeds.

He never abandoned Surrealism, however, and his work never had the cool attitude of his American role models.