Sentence examples for indigenous models from inspiring English sources

Now, some indigenous models are striking a balance between no-frills affordability and acceptable quality.

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In the field of poetry, Spain, which produced a considerable number of masters in the established poetical forms, also began to popularize strophic poetry, possibly deriving from indigenous models.

This may have occurred because of a lack of cultural responsive service provision, poor clinician-patient cross-cultural communication, a mistrust of Western clinicians/medicine, or an inability to accommodate Indigenous models of health and holistic therapy which can include spiritual concepts.

She said her only exposure to fashion was the magazines other girls showed her at boarding school, and those never had indigenous models.

The pattern of change in the number of indigenous models of illness employed argues that they help coping.

There, the United Nations, backed by the Americans, is trying to build democracy on an indigenous model of representation, the council of leaders (loya jirga), and to modernize it.

In doing so, this article elaborates an indigenous model of accounting as an alternative to definitions in Marxist, Weberian and other western analytical terms.

There are several safety concerns here about the design: Chasma I was built by the Chinese on their indigenous model which proved to be quite faulty as the original, Qinshan I, developed problems with its water flows.

In the India of Ford, Fiat, Hyundai and Mahindra — where there is even a very cheap indigenous model called the Tata Nano — distinctions are parsed in terms of the model one owns.

Described as Australia's first international indigenous model, she has become something of an inspiration after appearing on the covers of major magazines, including Vogue Australia.