Sentence examples for horizontal model of from inspiring English sources
"We could now see two models running in Europe," says Mr Kent: the vertical silo of Mr Seifert, and the horizontal model of Jean-François Théodore.
Most of the time, medical students are trained in hierarchical hospital settings and may have difficulty adapting to the more horizontal model of private group practices.
The very nature of global health cooperation has changed, shifting from vertical tiers of state representation characterised by the WHO and the UN system more broadly, towards more horizontal models of participation of selected stakeholders in public-private partnerships [ 26].
Goode offered an analytic solution for three dimensional diffusivity equations during drawdown and buildup of a horizontal model to get some specifications of reservoir.
Why hasn't a horizontal model emerged in which networks of readers and authors can interact and buy and exchange favourite works on a global scale?
Shrewdly, their advertising doesn't show a whole woman – only the lower half of a horizontal model, the jeans stretching across a curvaceous, mature bottom.
Vertical and horizontal model scales are in units of feet.
The presence of invariant decorative motifs associated with water in all three cultures evidences common evolutionary tendencies and may point to the existence of a horizontal "riverine" model of the world among the carriers of these traditions.
In this study, we employed the non-uniform rational B-splines surface technique to develop a provisional horizontal wind model of the mesosphere and lower thermosphere at altitudes of 87, 97, and 250 km over Kelan (38.7°N, 111.6°E) in China using Fabry Perot interferometer (FPI) observations for the period between January 2012 and May 2014.
This apparatus was a regular plane and horizontal square model of length 60 cm and cross-sectional area 120 cm2 with 40 cm width and 30 cm thickness.
The assessment of "reparative tissues with bonding" was excluded because our study focused on the horizontal tear model of the meniscus rather than a circular defect model.
