Sentence examples for contrasting models from inspiring English sources

Two powerful non-Arab countries, Iran and Turkey, offered starkly contrasting models of Islamist rule, with Turkey, an Al Jazeera favourite, backing a model closer to the Brothers.

Contrasting models of power will be described.

Based on the analysis of the fossil record of all organisms, Benton [1] suggested contrasting models of diversity dynamics between marine and continental realms.

Two contrasting models are proposed to account for an operator's performance during an insertion task using a teleoperated robot arm in which, in addition to haptic feedback, visual guidance is provided via a computer-generated display of the workspace.

It is carried out using a comparative approach based on the results of two contrasting models: one simulating the full effect of the cross flow, the other simulating the simplified approach currently employed by the industry which neglects the momentum of the horizontal cross flow.

In Contrasting Models of State and School (2011), Charles Glenn notes that The Netherlands has the most "pluralistic" school system in the world, where parents have the most freedom of choice to provide schooling that corresponds most closely with their convictions.

A contrasting model proposes that rice cultivation in the Lower Yangzi basin began somewhat later (6000 cal.

A contrasting model has recently been put forward to explain this phenomenon (Coller et al, 2001).

Just as European countries each grapple separately with issues to do with multiculturalism, integration, and contrasted models of relations between religion and the state, European Muslim populations are fragmented.

By contrast, models built from CVS data consistently included slope and dominant tree species.

In contrast, Models H1 H3 contain more short-period components than Model C and are more consistent with the observed waveforms.