Sentence examples for model for independent from inspiring English sources

A first-order model for independent deactivation was found to fit the data satisfactory.

Others, like the director Jon Reiss and the producer Ted Hope, are using the Internet to try to create a new model for independent cinema.

In a year or less, Vera is expected to develop a model for independent oversight of the jail's workings, said Alexander Busansky, director of Vera's office in the District, which has similar agreements with four other large correctional systems.

"The business model for independent film has collapsed, and anyone who thinks otherwise is basically borderline delusional," said Eamonn Bowles, president of Magnolia Pictures, which bought the domestic distribution rights to the film.

'Orlando' could well become a classic of a very special kind, not mainstream perhaps, but a model for independent filmmakers who follow their own irrational muses, sometimes to unmourned obscurity, occasionally to glory".

C1 Business Digest C1 EDITORIAL A16-17 Editorials: Hope in the land of dashed hopes; civil unions in Connecticut; Clear Skies, R.I.P. OBITUARIES B7 Morris Engel The New York filmmaker whose film, "The Little Fugitive," established a model for independent moviemaking, he was 86.

For those looking to Seattle as a model for independent-contractor organizing, it is important to understand what the measure does and doesn't do and why, in many contexts, it is bad public policy.

Throughout the hall, publishers and booksellers listened raptly at sessions on serving the "tween" reader, accepting debit and credit cards, and developing alternative business models for independent bookstores.

Finally, the parameters that yielded the highest accuracy were employed to construct predictive models for independent testing.

Results of linear regression modelling for independent determinants of post-operative MCSKnee are presented in Table  5.

Results of linear regression modelling for independent determinants of post-operative IKSSFunction are presented in Table  4.