Sentence examples for model borrows from from inspiring English sources

The model borrows from China and is conceived as a rejection of Western free-for-all capitalism.

As formulated in this section, the QoS routing model borrows from [21] the delay and reliability constraints but adds the energy-awareness requirement to the set of constraints.

The model borrows from the back propagation architecture minimally, using the sigmoid activation function as a basic function to construct the desired approximation.

(ii) As formulated in this section, the QoS routing model borrows from [21] the delay and reliability constraints but adds the energy-awareness requirement to the set of constraints.  .

The present model borrows from several other theoretical views and incorporates the contribution of inappropriate beliefs about worry (Wells, 2006), intolerance of uncertainty (Dugas et al., 1998), and the role of verbal processing in worry (Borkovec & Inz, 1990).

The model borrows from the surface-stress theory (Koch, 1983) in that turgor-induced stretching of the peptide cross-bridges of the sacculus is reasonably assumed to lower the energy barrier of their breakage, and the subsequent insertion of new strands, by murein enzyme complexes.

He assesses his teams based on a weirdly schematic model borrowed from a book called "Tribal Leadership".

The software giant has devised a plan to provide PCs to the poor using a business model borrowed from pre-paid mobile phones.

My gun for the hunt, a.50-caliber in-line model borrowed from my father, who took up black-powder hunting a couple of years ago to extend his deer season, was a modern muzzleloader.

At the Eugene O'Neill theatre in New York the house has been full, and with hopeful queues outside, for two years; the introduction of a sliding scale based on demand (a model borrowed from the aviation industry) means that some tickets are selling for almost $500.

Many leading hospitals have adopted a manufacturing-based model borrowed from Toyota.