Sentence examples for copying models from inspiring English sources

Critics have alternately accused them of being clone merchants — simply copying models created by others in other markets and not really offering much in the way of innovation — and of being, in effect, bullies that have had a negative impact on the businesses that they build up and run.

Imagine that the attractors have the same influence: individuals who copy models who are closer to attractor-0 will move, because transmission is imperfect, even closer to attractor 0, and likewise individuals copying models closer to attractor-1 will move closer to attractor-1.

Hellenthal et al. (2008) recently proposed using a PAC-based copying model to infer human colonization history.

Clearly, the accuracy of that inference method can benefit from having a more realistic copying model, as that proposed here.

The Copying model or DD model was first suggested in attempting to explain the structure of the world-wide-web graph (Kumar et al., 2000).

One technique used by artists to attain success was to copy models of recognized excellence and symbolic soundness; old works were often retained precisely for this purpose.

"One shouldn't simply copy models from abroad without thinking".

The full model (MPA) did not provide a better fit relative to either the age or the copy models.

However, any selective force, however weak, favouring a tendency to copy models closer to attractor-1 will bring the population to that equilibrium.

In a TE-related context, balanced trees arise when all copies can duplicate at the same rate, while unbalanced trees correspond to "master copy" models when only one copy in the genome is able to transpose.

"You grow up with it around you, it's learned, copied, modeled, accepted, approved of," Dr. Slutkin said, adding, "It's become normal".