Sentence examples for consensual model from inspiring English sources

AS A symbol of Germany's traditional consensual model of business, there is none better than Volkswagen (VW).

Either we have to work on the assumption that a sophisticated police force completely fails to understand the leaderless consensual model Critical Mass follows, or we are forced to accept the much more unpleasant possibility that they understand very well what Critical Mass is and what it represents and chose to act in such a way that allowed them to criminalise recreational cyclists.

Had Heath won his mandate in 1974 to beat the miners' strike and done so more gently (as he wished) than Margaret Thatcher did a decade later, a more consensual model for economic reform might have prevailed as North Sea oil came ashore.

Within a consensual model of decision-making, Australian efforts to engage in experimental democracy appear to become un-done when competing national priorities for scientific innovation took precedence in 2009.

In fact, however, this consensual model excludes quite a lot of views and approaches because they are not perceived as political positions.

Our data, together with other studies based on noncoding resequencing data from other human populations [38], [40], [43], [44], contribute to a common consensual model of recent human evolution that can be used in the context of disease-mapping studies and inferences of natural selection.

The new system would be effectively compulsory, and would move away from current consensual models without sufficient public interest justification.

Such evidence reinforces our conviction of the necessity of basing computable CPG developments on consensual models.

In contrast to previous methods of invited public deliberation, which privilege egalitarian-consensual models of discourse and decision-making, we test a novel approach that places majoritarian, individualistic, and consensual forms of public deliberation on an equal footing.

Our approach consists of four steps undertaken with stakeholders: (1) co-construction of a consensual conceptual model of their socio-ecological system, (2) translation of the model into a consensual Bayesian Net structure, (3) individual parametrization of conditional probabilities, and (4) elicitation of ambiguity through the use of scenarios.

Alexander Wamboldt, an affable, bearded Princeton Ph.D. who worked as a SHIFT ethnographer, told me that it was important, in these encounters, to "model good, consensual research behavior" — he announced his name and his purpose, along with a disclaimer about confidentiality, before entering a conversation.