Sentence examples for model and put from inspiring English sources

I thought, "Let's take this Grow Utah model and put it on steroids".

If you take a flat-culture executive who has never worked in this more hierarchical model, and put him straight in, it's probably not going to work.

"But when we did the first 3/8-scale model and put it in the wind tunnel, so much air was pushing through the nose the hood blew off.

As it invited more clients to try out its service, the founders discovered that the aspect of 10sheet's service that clients valued most was the human interaction — so much so that the founders changed their model and put the live bookkeeper front and center, rather than as an add-on to the software.

For more than a decade, Mr. Matasar has been one of the legal academy's most dogged and scolding critics, and he has repeatedly urged professors and fellow deans to rethink the basics of the law school business model and put the interests of students first.

AG developed the mathematical model and put everything together.

Besides that, [16] focused on optimal resource allocation policies for CRNs under the spectrum leasing model and putting forward cooperative schemes, in which the time-slot is shared between primary users and secondary users for cooperation.

After univariate analysis, all baseline parameters were presented to the multivariate model that used a stepwise procedure starting with an empty model and putting the most significant factor at that time into the model.

Using the same values of standard Gibb's free reaction energy changes as used in the kinetic model and putting the set-point values of the metabolite concentrations to the 'observed' ones, the TR-fluxmin solution of the optimization problem turns out to be identical with the flux-minimized solution determined by our previous approach [ 8].

Bookselling is an industry suffering through the tribulations of digital transformation as e-books and Amazon have upended longstanding business models and put new emphasis on price.

Building subscription models, where publishers get paid according to how much content is consumed by subscribers, will require rethinking traditional business models and, put simply, a leap of faith by the publishers.