Sentence examples for creative model from inspiring English sources

As the New Museum sees it, exhibiting Mr. Joannou's collection, which has never been shown in the United States, is a gift to the public, providing a creative model for public-private partnerships in difficult economic times.

Perhaps that would, anyway, have been a final flowering but it may be that signing three major players and moving to a more creative model was a necessary evolution.

"What we see is a marketplace of creators and brands and agencies having a much more scalable creative model," Eyal says.

"Spin-ins are a creative model to accelerate innovation and bring in engineers you couldn't normally recruit and financial gains go to entrepreneurs, not venture capitalists," says Jayshree Ullal, a 15-year Cisco veteran who built the 7000 then left last May as the Nuova people came back in.

Stimuli were processed by means of a PC with Sound Blaster audio card (Creative, Model AWE 32).

Because the role of education and research are fundamentally critical for the sustainability of the health care system, however, a new, more creative, model must be formulated from the complex array of pressures and influences that characterize the current health care system.

The proposal went nowhere, but Smith said that equity-based relationships could be "one of the more creative models going forward in sports".

Creative models of homosexuality, even positive ones such as Will And Grace, always present it as a state of stasis (spending, drinking, spending), in contrast to the 'social productivity' of heterosexuality (working, breeding, working).

Among his creative models for the project, Mr. Hanks cited the original 1960s television incarnation of "Star Trek," which he called "an awfully good adventure" with "a bunch of cool stuff that you can latch onto".

With more creative models, Snapchat and Instagram steamed ahead, while App.net didn't.

As new regulatory concepts such as quality by design require better application of biopharmaceutical modeling in drug product development, regulatory challenges in bioequivalence demonstration of complex drug products also present exciting opportunities for creative modeling and simulation approaches.