Sentence examples for collection models from inspiring English sources

And at the Frick Collection, models sported shimmery tresses for Carolina Herrera's presentation.

As for the rest of the collection, models stomped out in a selection of tweeds with pale denim detailing and multi-coloured knitted dresses heavily logoed and fringed with chiffon or denim.

It was a reference to the surrealism of Magritte, who used blue skies in incongruous settings (interior walls, night-time scenes) but also a link to Simons' previous collection: in the advertising campaign now running for Dior's current collection, models perch on window ledges through which the same Magritte sky can be glimpsed.

So although the "payback period" on sales and marketing in upfront cash collection models is de minimis, the importance of understanding the longer-term and ongoing consequence of billing in advance can't be overstated.

This process of defining and scoping research data must meet the needs of project-specific research enquiries without letting administrative requirements take the upper hand or imposing non-AHSS data collection models where this is not appropriate.

The analysis combines user monitoring techniques, data collection, simulation models, design of experiments and linear regression.

This paper proposes a retailer collection model whereby the retailer collects end-of-life products and the manufacturer cooperates with a third-party firm to handle used products, and a non-retailer collection model whereby a third-party firm is subcontracted by the manufacturer for collection work.

A guide showed them the collection: model trains, old maps.

Betabrand, an online clothing company in San Francisco, had a spring collection modelled by women who were Ph.D.s or doctoral candidates.

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That itinerary, richly detailed and arrived at over the years as the Met evolved, argues strongly for the universal museum — the encyclopedic collection, modeled after Diderot — a concept lately assaulted by lawyers, archaeologists and advocates of nationalism.