Sentence examples for creating national models from inspiring English sources

"I truly believe that we are creating national models, and I have no interest in shifting courses," he recently declared.

Planners say they will aim high for the showcase districts, to create national models of sustainability and design, accelerate performance to reach goals sooner than in other parts of the planning area, and use density bonuses among other tools to reward developers for pursuing environmentally progressive techniques.

This research adds to the literature on air pollution modeling and exposure assessment by creating national LUR models from fixed-site monitoring data; incorporating various predictor data sets and methods to capture the different scales of pollution sources; and extending LUR modeling techniques to population exposure assessment and to informing surveillance, policy, and regulation.

This study faced a number of challenges and limitations to creating national pollutant models from fixed-site monitors and applying these models to estimate Canadian population exposures.

We created national pollutant models from fixed-site monitoring data that incorporate satellite, geographic, and deterministic components and demonstrated that these models can improve exposure assessment over large geographic areas compared with approaches based solely on interpolation of fixed-site monitoring data.

Our business model is built on taking nonrecyclable waste items — such as chip bags and cigarette butts — and making them recyclable by creating national collection and solution systems.

"I'm proud that by adopting groundbreaking medical cannabis regulations, Oakland is creating a national model for how communities can bring every aspect of this growing sector of our economy into the light".

And the governor hailed himself for creating a national model solution.

Using Spectrum software we modelled the Nigerian HIV epidemic using two methods: First, we created national HIV estimates using trends in urban and rural areas.

(In this model, the first wave would be the enthusiasm of a century ago, which created national brands like Maxwell House).

Political leaders struggle to create national constituencies.