Sentence examples for linear success from inspiring English sources

The picture of American linear success he isn't, but, as Richardson asked, why dwell on alternative paths, on what might have been?

At the beginning of exploitation, trays with this ratio guarantee an almost linear success of finding a food item in time, gradually going into a curve of diminishing returns over time, thus driving the animals into the patch-leaving decision (Brown 1988; Kotler and Blaustein 1995; Liesenjohann and Eccard 2008).

Usually CFOs are more linear, measuring success by numbers-based metrics, while my success depended on intuiting what people really meant, what they might be hiding and what to ask whom to get the best and most balanced story, written in ways that even those who were not familiar with the situation could understand and want to read.

When she left to write novels, and "Life in the 30s," she was an example of how life isn't linear and success is how you define it.

In a linear model success is defined primarily in terms of outcome (i.e. the derivation of a care plan) rather than the quality of the process through which this is achieved.

It talks about how there is anything but a linear route to success in science.

Or, perhaps, Joaquin, in the Gurdjieff-style "Rascal Sage" manner, is engaged in a civic project of Pattern Interruption with the goal of exploding the cultural expectations of the linear progression of success.

Studies of vaccinations have shown a linear effect between success of vaccination and number of connections [46].

In the models assessing the effect of Age on Rank and on Mating Success, linear (Age) and quadratic (Age) terms were fitted as fixed effects (N = 12 individuals, 25 Rank values).

To estimate the association between preoperative β-human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) and progesterone levels, and success of linear salpingostomy in treatment of tubal pregnancy.

However, those filters are intended for linear models, and the success of the MCC-based state estimation in a nonlinear continuous-time stochastic environment, which often underlies radar tracking modeling, is still debatable.