Sentence examples for model drawn from from inspiring English sources
When the Academy of Vicenza needed a theatre in 1579, the Italian architect Andrea Palladio designed it on a classical model drawn from Vitruvius.
The eclipse of the therapeutic model of human relations and its replacement with a model drawn from business-management theory is a signature cultural shift of the moment, like the emergence of the half-caf vanilla latte.
When people think about how internet use might help people evade governmental information control, they still tend to use a mental model drawn from the "samizdat" underground publishing system of the Soviet era.
Preliminary conclusions for the conceptual model drawn from hydrogeological studies and from groundwater chemistry agree closely.
Arguing that ex nihilo creation is incompatible with physical reality, he adopts a model drawn from Plato's Timaeus.
The study uses the occupational choice model drawn from (Parker, 2004) to determine the decision to become self-employed.
This model draws from a model previously used by Audible.com to sell subscriptions to its audiobook service.
In this chapter, we draw from the previous two chapters and discuss ways to address not only innovation but also potentially entrepreneurship, in an economic model, drawing from techniques used in the fields of finance, physics, and engineering.
The early start model draws from the way that Olympic athletes are nurtured where young people who are gifted athletically are identified and put in a pipeline.
A future influenza pandemic and its circumstances may not conform to the data and assumptions that our model drew from referenced sources or from previously published models.
Our model drew from Eastern and Western teachings on mindfulness and compassion to identify five dimensions that could be applied to parent child interactions.
