Sentence examples for model epitomizes from inspiring English sources

To some who are close to the company and some of its dealers, the model epitomizes all that does not appeal to the status-conscious, lacking what the Chinese call daqi, or "road presence".

Dapper in its Silver Cloud paint and black vinyl roof, Mr. Sigethy's well-preserved '75 model epitomizes the ethos of "economy with dignity" that inspired loyalty to the Darts of that era.

This IT model starts with datacenters built with extreme power efficiencies (PUEs reaching 1.2 or less), extends to open hardware projects (like Open Compute), and reaches into the transformation to a scale-out software architecture model (epitomized by "big data" projects like Hadoop and Cassandra)." It's in this "manifest disruption," that startups thrive.

We elected to use IFA on HEp-2 cells as the objective of our study was to demonstrate that the autoantibodies detected in BC sera have unique immunological features resembling the model epitomized by the rheumatic and organ-specific ADs.

The objective of this work was to demonstrate that the autoantibodies detected in BC sera have unique immunological features, resembling the model epitomized by the rheumatic and organ-specific ADs [ 16- 20].

The seminal work establishing the role of autoantibodies as diagnostic biomarkers in the rheumatic ADs [ 16- 20] suggested the hypothesis that the model epitomized by the rheumatic ADs is highly relevant to explain the plethora of autoantibodies detected in cancer sera.

The truth is, modeling epitomizes the kind of precarious job that, since the 1990s, has been spreading from the informal labor market into traditionally more secure workplaces, like the retail and service industries and my own occupational home, the university, where contracted adjunct instructors are replacing tenure-track professor lines.

Besides its role in their epistemology, the theory of the three fa (models) epitomizes the Mohists' view of logic and argumentation.

ANGELA S. SCHEINBERG A Model for Emily Post Angela Susan Scheinberg epitomized class and grace, said her husband, Elliott Scheinberg.

New Formalism emerged as a response to the New American poetries of open form and "deep image" neo-Surrealism made popular by Donald Allen's groundbreaking anthology of 1960 and was an attempt to return to a more restrained model of poetry epitomized, as Longenbach rightly points out, by Elizabeth Bishop.

On the other side of the proverbial desk is Brian Stelter, who epitomizes the model of a fresh-faced, new media journalist.