Sentence examples for instead of using models from inspiring English sources

Instead of using models, Ms. Hicks and her friend the socialite Brooke de Ocampo are casting about for attractive and well-connected acquaintances to serve as mannequins.

Instead of using models and the buff blonds of the time, he cast teenagers, often of mixed descent, to wear designer clothes that he paired with underwear, vintage pieces and athletic basics best suited for bicycle messengers.

Instead of using models to market the e-cig, Juul Labs will now use real former smokers who switched from combustible cigarette to Juul.

It's also changed its social media presence to better reflect former cigarette smokers, instead of using models to market the device.

Instead of using model simplification techniques such as order reduction, localization and linearization, this paper tackles the entire nonlinear model of the WWT plant rigorously by making full use of a dissipative approach developed recently by the author.

Instead of using model (2), we use the following quantile regression model: Q_{y} tau |x)=beta_{0} tau)+beta_{1}x tau)+beta_{2}(tau)x^{2}, where we use the estimated weight (widehat {w}_{i}(mathbf {x}_{i},tau)= widehat {f}_{i}(widehat {xi } tau))) in (18).

A remarkable contribution has resulted from studies with tolerant crop varieties to certain stresses instead of using model genotypes, such as the case of the PSTOL1, suggesting that we must encourage the use of tolerant genotypes in our research.

If hydrophobicity is the reason for improvement, a related question is whether using solely the HP model instead of using BM model anywhere in the search will be useful; the output energy level of course will be in the BM model.

Instead of using traditional models, a team from Cornell and Princeton tried an interdisciplinary approach that brought in data and expertise from affected communities.

Instead of using multiple models in a bag, we design a single multitask CNN for learning effective feature representations of the target object.

Instead of using predetermined models of objects, some roboticists, including Edsinger and Ng, are building perception systems for robots that look for certain features on objects that are good for grasping.