Sentence examples for model envisage a from inspiring English sources

Both the Fisher process and the good genes model envisage a genetic link between (typically female) preference and (typically male) ornament expression.

However, this model envisaged a much more gradual spread of those features from Africa than did mine.

His model envisaged a single market surrounded by farmland, both situated on a plain of complete physical homogeneity.

Wedu's model envisages a limited number of scholarships; most students will receive microfinancing, requiring them to repay up to 10 percent of their future earnings over a 10-year period — with exemptions for those who take low-paying jobs with high social value.

The first "minimum" model envisages a restricted ice sheet, with exposed nunataks in coastal areas and limited ice extent onto the continental shelf fed by ice flowing through bedrock troughs.

This model envisages a major involvement of local institutions and may be usefully adapted to other fields or in other geographical areas to promote a cultural change in favour of OA.

In the latter, the basic model envisages a matrix of a human-altered landscape with fragments of original biodiversity; conversely, in the marine environment the model provides fragments where human activities are carried out and the matrix is represented by the original biodiversity.

However, all models envisage as a starting point an initially undifferentiated population in which every gamete can mate with any other gamete, and derive conditions for the evolution of two mating types that exclusively mate with each other and have lost the ability to mate with their own type.

First, the focus upon PV+ interneurons is congruent with contemporary models, which envisage a critical role for these cells and their NMDA receptors in the pathogenesis of the disorder (e.g., Gonzalez-Burgos and Lewis 2008; Lisman et al. 2008; Lodge et al. 2009; Belforte et al. 2010; Woo et al. 2010).

Globally, our results support a model envisaged in previous reports [ 11] which proposed a mechanism of epigenetic control of Ctcf boundary function based on PARylation.

In summary, many issues still remain to be addressed; the present work focuses on lexicality and attention, and represents only the first step towards the implementation of a large-scale model, envisaged to include visual, somatosensory and motor-cortical modules and to simulate a richer variety of neurophysiological and cognitive phenomena inherent to language.