Sentence examples similar to model forum from inspiring English sources

I even joined a scale modelling forum, but got too scared to post because I am not as good at it as everyone else (and also because the preponderance of Union Jacks on the homepage made me fretful that it was some sort of BNP splinter group).

Mike found an eight-digit example from Captain Cook's Journal During his First Voyage Round the World (ca. 1771): And I have a great objection to firing with powder only amongst people who know not the difference The current record of 10 digits was discovered in April 2010 from a model railway forum post dated 1 December 2009.

During playback the recording is paused and participants are able to re-enact a continuation on the scene in our special model of forum playing.

(George said he and the other moderators had modeled the forum's approach in part on the Rev. Rick Warren's August 2008 forum with then-presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain).

"I don't think the challenge of designing a continually self-regulating Open Forum model is insurmountable, but at this point, the path to that end is very unclear," the note said.

This article is a follow-up to the article on the development of the model published in Forum (Fall 2009).

We propose, present and elaborate a forum model that is based on two special features: a contextual view and forum structures.

Marathon Death is a useful pedagogic exercise and model, based on Forum Theatre that enables students to train on giving death notifications.

The specific study was stimulated by previous works relevant to the modelling of the behaviour of IT students at Hellenic Open University (HOU) and addresses the issue of distance learning forum modelling using a formal language, aiming to fill the gap that exists in this area, which is demonstrated by the relevant bibliographic review.

In response to the "Nice I" referendum outcome Bertie Ahern (then the Taoiseach) established a National Forum on Europe, modelled on the Forum for Peace and Reconciliation.

To get people thinking about such questions, Mr. Ahern has adopted a proposal for a public forum modeled on the Forum for Peace and Reconciliation, a series of intensive weekly meetings among political parties and members of the public that kick-started the Northern Irish peace efforts in the early 1990's.