Sentence examples for model becoming the from inspiring English sources

As well as being damaging and costly, the system is clearly unsustainable at anything like the current scale, let alone at the kind of scale that would be involved if the government's aim of the academy model becoming the norm were ever realised.

A software developer's work culminates at the top of the model, becoming the Application layer.

Typically, this sort of thing involves the children of models becoming the face of a marshmallow concierge firm or something.

All of the motion capture footage is analyzed and modeled, becoming the basis for computer animation of the ape characters.

Rather than one or two models becoming the sole focus of millions upon millions of girls worldwide, in the manner of One Direction, hundreds of models are being discovered by fans online.

The Toyota Motor Corporation signed an agreement here today with China's largest automaker to begin large-scale production of a wide range of models, becoming the latest multinational to place a big bet on China's fast-growing car market.

The paper argues that lack of scalability, incompatibility with fashion customers value propositions plus obstacles to supply chain changes militate against the prospect of the currently designed sustainable business models becoming the standard model of the fashion industry.

After 1924, as a result of a decision of the Comintern (the Third International, or federation of working-class parties), all communist parties were transformed along the lines of the Soviet model, becoming mass parties based on the membership of the largest possible number of citizens, although membership was limited to those who embraced and espoused the ideology of Marxism-Leninism.

Since the generated model is human-readable, it can not only classify new records, but also allow understanding both the logic behind the prediction and the properties of the model, becoming a useful aid for decision makers.

Let's grant that the specific element which serves as "the empty set" will not remain constant as we move from one model of set theory to another with the empty set in the first model becoming, perhaps, a singleton in the second.

When high correlation exists among pollutants, one of the pollutants can be well approximated by a linear combination of the remaining pollutants, resulting in the fitted model becoming close to unidentifiable, and the associated parameter estimates becoming unstable (Ramsay et al. 2003).