Sentence examples for governing models from inspiring English sources
Aside from combatting these difficulties one can also make improvements in a numerical scheme for multiple compressible solids by utilising governing models that facilitate application of high-order shock capturing methods developed for hydrodynamics.
This is the source of Republican extremism: the conviction that the governing model is obsolete.
In his speech, Obama didn't vow to reform the current governing model but to rebalance it.
Moreover, Mr. Medvedev, who will appoint Mr. Putin as prime minister as soon as Thursday, will rule through a new governing model and with an uncertain power base.
His open ambition and statist approach to Chongqing's development drew strong opposition from President Hu Jintao, Prime Minister Wen Jiabao and other leaders who saw it as a threat to their governing model.
Moreover, such drones are expected to fly well below 400 feet (120 metres), and probably (like the rules governing model aircraft) no closer than 3 miles (5km) from an airport.
STILL, the rise of Brazil's marqueteiros may involve factors beyond the appeal of Brazil's governing model, which has come under criticism as President Dilma Rousseff has struggled with an economic slowdown.
Yes, they'd acknowledge, the conservative governing model was bankrupt; it had led to a startlingly unequal society; it had failed to regulate markets properly; it had led to environmental calamity; and it had alienated much of the rest of the world from America.
What he probably can't do, if he doesn't convert enough voters to throw at least a few traditionally red states into the blue column, is get beyond what he dismissively refers to as the "50-plus-1" governing model, the idea that a president need only represent 50percentt of the country (plus 1 additional vote) to command the office.
Results indicate reversible kinetics in tumor tissue with governing model 2T4k+VB.
The governing model equations have been solved using the commercially available software, FEMLAB.
