Sentence examples for halls model from inspiring English sources

30 The scale is based on Johnson and Halls' model 11 and focuses on the atmosphere at work.

Table  1 shows the women's estimated breast cancer risk according to the Gail Model for women over age 35 and Halls' Model for those younger than 35 (N = 4).

An airy sense of confidence gripped Kabul, which expressed itself in small ways – young lovers who defied convention and eloped in "love marriages"; palatial wedding halls modelled on mirrored-glass skyscrapers from Dubai; flourishing body-building and sports clubs.

Microstructural parameters dependence on x ratio was studied based on Williamson-Hall model.

So dominant was this type that even when the Confrérie de la Passion opened the first purpose-built public theatre in Europe since Roman times, the Théâtre de l'Hôtel de Bourgogne, in 1548, it followed the theatre-in-the-hall model.

Also, we removed parts of the Phillips Hall model in Level 2. The diagonal walk way required extra logic to allow the user to just zip down the walk way by pressing either a sideways or down button on the controller.

Williamson-Hall model [20] has been used to calculate the microstrain for the system under study.

The average crystallite size and strain were calculated using Williamson-Hall model.

It is the economic realities of higher education that have kept the lecture hall model of education alive.

At Duke, Shanti Bushan coupled the 1D-LSHM to a NWP model, the Clark-Hall model, at cloud allowing resolution (1 km, Bushan and Barros, 2007, J. Hydrometeorology).

Volume per hectare estimations were obtained from DBH and height measurements of six un-deformed live trees in each plot within the blocks using the Schumacher and Hall model (Bredenkamp 2000) shown in Eq. 1. lnV=b0+b1mathit{ln} left( DBH+fright)+b2 lnH (1).