Sentence examples for model for progress from inspiring English sources

China will offer itself, he asserts, as both a developed and developing nation, as a sort of role model for progress, while also posing an alternative to the United States, which thanks to the unilateralist policies of George W. Bush lost considerable prestige and influence abroad.

Gregory of Nyssa, the younger brother of St. Basil the Great, sketched out a model for progress in the mystical path in his Life of Moses and, following the example of Origen, devoted a number of homilies to a mystical interpretation of the Song of Solomon, showing how the book speaks both of Christ's love for the church and of the love between the soul and the Divine Bridegroom.

Available on Amazon.com, Riptide deconstructs the changing landscape of higher education in the face of the for-profit debacle, graduation gridlock and staggering student debt, and asserts a new, sustainable model for progress.

One role model for progress described by Miller might be the Japanese government, which has established several environmentally controlled medical units (EMUs) in hospitals for the research, diagnosis, and treatment of chemical intolerance.

First results applying RBF-approximation, growing neural cell structures and probabilistic models for progress estimation, are presented.

However, the report, Poverty and Children: Lessons of the 90s for Least Developed Countries, also highlights a few models for progress.

To discern whether these cell culture findings may actually translate to implications for the whole organism, we used established mammalian models for progressing brain damage and neurodegeneration for application of the classical TSPO ligand PK 11195 and the quinazoline-based tricyclic compounds.

For years, Turkey was the model of progress for many Muslim countries.

The group's most recent report lists the overarching challenges as (1) how to stop and reverse further climate change, (2) how to live with the degree of climate change that cannot be stopped and (3) how to design a new model for human progress and development that is climate-friendly.

The possible use of the model for further progress in the kinetic description of selective oxidation reactions is briefly outlined.

Including non-unity Lewis numbers in solving the one-dimensional flamelets leads to improvement in the results, but using a simplified transport model for the progress variable Y in the application of the FGM, results in significant deviations.