Sentence examples for courses a model from inspiring English sources

In Europe, open-wheel thoroughbreds raced on road courses — a model that matured into the modern Formula One format — while in the United States they tended to compete on purpose-built tracks like the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

D.m. is of course a model organism for too many instances in genetics and genomics.

The choice of the distribution for the random change points is of course a model assumption and will depend on the process that is under investigation.

Of course, a model not listed might still exhibit pdorgs, but we did not find them because of the restrictions on computation mentioned.

Selective blockade of TASK channels present on T lymphocytes leads to improvement of the experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis course, a model of multiple sclerosis.

Gemma is, of course, a model.

Mr. Sono's most highly evolved display of right-now seasonality is the kaiseki menu, a procession of courses following a model that evolved over centuries.

"GE used to feature on university courses as a model of probity," The Economist noted.

Whereas the United States in 1942, of course, was a model of racial equality, and... oh.

He praised the golf course as a model redevelopment of an open space that had been unused for decades.

But Hewitt, of course, is a model of discretion and elegance, and – despite some self-consciously moulded phrasing – Oliva's playing is generally immaculate.