Sentence examples for convention model from inspiring English sources

While there have been questions in past cycles about media organizations pouring too many resources into highly scripted conventions, rumblings only seem to be growing that the current convention model is irretrievably outmoded.

At the start of the RNC, The Huffington Post's Howard Fineman described the convention model as "an overburdened, archaic, doomed institution," while NBC's Tom Brokaw suggested shifting to a one-day event.

For this reason, I advocate a People's Constitutional Convention, modelled on the successful Scottish convention of 1989, which energised Scotland and built a consensus for progressive change.

The group called for an English constitutional convention, modelled on a cross-party Scottish body which drew up plans for an Edinburgh parliament, "to represent interest from across English society".

Drawing on John Searle's (1969) discussion of "constitutive rules," Marmor argues that Lewis has overlooked an important class of conventions, which Marmor calls "constitutive conventions," modeled after the rules of a game.

This also implies that if Mr. Romney does not gain any ground in the polls after this convention, the model will treat that as a significantly negative factor for him.

We call a list of such "protocols" (sets of conventions) a model stack.

But because Mr. Romney has made an overall gain in the forecast since Thursday, and because Florida was very close even before the conventions, the model infers that he probably has a slight edge there now.

To change social conventions, role models (such as individuals or families in good social standing) may introduce new behaviours [ 55].

The naming conventions of models employed here are described in Tables 1 and 2. The AIC and BIC values for these 3 datasets are listed in Tables 3, 4, and 5, respectively.

Why not adopt the normal conventions for kinetic model diagrams and indicate the species in the diagram itself rather than the legend?