Sentence examples for manner of model from inspiring English sources

The first twisting manner of model 1 is contrary to the twisting manner of model 3 and the other twisting manner of two models are identical.

The third twisting manner of model 2 is contrary to the twisting manner of model 1 and the other twisting manner of two models are the same.

In processing of manufacture the twisting manner similar to twisting manner of model 2 do not choose.

The twisting manner in each layer was important to ropes and the twisting manner of open spiral ropes with three layers should not choose the twisting manner of model 2. The outer twisting manner should be contrary to that of the second layer, no matter what is the first twisting manner of wires.

Due to the large number of potential variable combinations, a Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) sampler is used that relies on a Metropolis-Hastings algorithm to analyse the model space, the manner of model choice is a birth-death-sampler.12 Using a MCMC sampler facilitates the inclusion of many potential influences only at the expense of computation time.

All manner of models are used to describe, simulate, extrapolate, and ultimately understand the function of dynamic systems.

Both rely on all manner of doubles, models, gimmicks, ruses, prototypes, and shock-and-awe campaigns to realize their propagandas of the deed, threat, and image.

At a time when all manner of hybrid models of journalism are emerging, the effort by Anita Alvarez, the Cook County state's attorney, to deny the students status as journalists in the eyes of the court is ominous.

Founders, MTV assured us, like to stand out from the crowd – in the manner of role models and near contemporaries such as the actress, dancer and "21st Century Girl" singer Willow Smith.

In this manner, exploration of modeling alternatives is supported.

Model 2. Manner of articulation feature model (Fig.  6, Green) quantifies increased similarity for pairs of CV syllables that share the same manner of articulation compared with pairs that differ in manner.