Sentence examples for mature models from inspiring English sources

It's an evergreen strategy for injecting a little excitement into mature models: clothe them in novel colors and finishes.

For nanotechnologies, there is a need to build in more complex and mature models of publics into "upstream" policies and practices.

The image of the Dior man was so influential that it spawned a host of imitators and, not incidentally, exiled a generation of conventionally handsome and mature models from runways into the gulag of catalogs.

Sandals Resorts International, which operates Sandals Resorts for couples only and Beaches Resorts -- some for families and some for adults only -- has begun featuring "more mature" models in its brochures and advertisements, said John D. Lynch, the executive vice president for worldwide sales.

We will help to structure mentoring programs where more mature models are able to give advice and guidance to younger girls, and we will help to raise industry-wide awareness through education, as has been integral to the Council of Fashion Designers of America Health Initiative.

In Marinova and Phillimore's framework of analysis, third generation models can be described as 'transition' models from first 'immature' models to the more mature models.

It's a mature model.

The Beliefs, Desires and Intention (BDI) agent architecture is probably the most mature model for many industrial applications in today's context.

Authorities have been stressing the need to carry out a transition from the years of breakneck, double-digit growth to a more balanced, mature model with frequent repetitions of their "new normal" mantra, used by Li several times in his speech in Beijing.

The Chinese government have been stressing the need to adjust from the years of breakneck, double-digit growth to a more balanced and mature model with frequent repetitions of their "new normal" mantra, which was used by Li several times in his speech in Beijing.

Linda Yueh is adjunct professor of economics, London Business School There seems to be gloom about the slowing Chinese economy, but it is still growing impressively despite its transition from super-fast growth – driven by investment, exports and a rapid build-up of debt – to a mature model favouring consumer spending.