Sentence examples for model embodied both from inspiring English sources

The analytic model embodied both blocked and event-related designs.

Model and TV personality Maria Elena Condori Salgado embodies both the entrepreneurial spirit and ethnic pride of this new Aymara identity.

Furthermore, the open-source software movement is driven by the desire to dethrone the proprietary software model, embodied by Microsoft.

The ambassadors of France and Germany wrote a joint article on 4 July strongly criticising the political model embodied by the government and practised also by previous ones.

The effort, in one sense, is a recognition that the old collegial, bipartisan model embodied by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee AIPACC) is not suited to a time when the White House is hostile to Israel and support for Israel is plummeting on the Democratic side while isolationism lures some on the right.

It encourages more restaurants to source widely, pulling restaurants away from the broadliner model embodied by Sysco.

In order to implement the wage determination model embodied in equation (1), we estimated normalized quasi‐rents per worker using the industry aggregate data described in Additional file1: Appendix B14.

Each model embodied a sensitivity analysis, to demonstrate the consequences of varying the model's assumptions, and the ICER results were presented as ranges.

As shown in Figure 1(a), the baseline model embodied the LAD main trunk (≥2 mm in diameter) and 7 primary branches ("a"–"g" in Figure 1) (≥1 mm in diameter).

In short, predictive coding reconciles apparently distinct models of the MMN and affords a neurobiological mechanism for its generation, which embodies both adaptation and model-adjustment.

Standard model embodies all these three pillars.