Sentence examples for identity models from inspiring English sources

Dr Smith's talk also raised a number of provocative questions (which I paraphrase): How can software support richer identity models incorporating a broad spectrum of gender and sexuality?

Emphasizing care and justice alone severely restricts the scope of moral identity models, and risks under-estimating the influence of moral self-processes.

We've built a model that fully supports this, as well as key partnerships for tech we are implementing to handle these federated identity models for online video.

Teachers can learn about these identity models through the means of student interviews, surveys, and/or ethnographic investigation (Martin et al. 2013).

Elhorst (2003) distinguishes four types of approaches including single-equation models, implicit models (where he places the Blanchard and Katz model), accounting identity models, and simultaneous-equation models dealing with interactions.

Perhaps because of the stereotype and other kinds of identity models prevalent both in sending and receiving countries, stories of individual students and their lived experiences are not often heard.

"Acceptance is the identity model".

"I took on the programme about the identity, and the federated identity model is really the next government answer to the ID cards that have gone before.

In the years since, especially in Europe, sociologists developed a new theory of crowd behavior called the Elaborated Social Identity Model.

The models we cover are: The Day-in-the-Life Model; the Identity Model; the Relationship Model; the Collaboration Model; and the Sensation Board.

An expanding movement of commentators is advocating a shift in the United States to an open identity model, which will prohibit anonymity.