Sentence examples for model imagines from inspiring English sources

As we have come to understand it, the Romans had neither the manpower nor the will to impose the kind of direct control and cultural uniformity that the Astérix model imagines.

She bent down and looked through the model, imagining how the performers would move among these jarring angles.

Science today shows us a very different universe than the clockwork model imagined by Isaac Newton in his description of gravity.

After all, if Germany and Japan can grow as fast as America even when their incentives are blunted by an inflexible model, imagine what they might do were their economies to be set free.

The rings are too distant to observe directly, so instead astronomers made use of a multiweek solar eclipse occurring in the distant system to monitor how light propagated around J1407b and constructed a model (imagined above by an artist) of the rings, which reach tens of millions of kilometers into space.

Following the YC and TechStars model, Imagine K12 set out to find promising young startups, offering to support their early coding sessions and product testing with a little seed capital (ranging between $14K to $20K in exchange for an average of 6percentt equity), work space and coaching on everything from accounting to how to pitch investors.

-Sleeptracker ($149/$179, depending on model): Imagine if your watch told you when to wake up.

To study the retinotopic map in the model imagine superimposing a perfectly square grid on the surface of the cortex.

Get a park to see your model, imagine after all the work you put into making the model, you get to ride it.

But as the BP disaster has revealed, nature is always more unpredictable than the most sophisticated mathematical and geological models imagine.

And in "Animal Spirits," George A. Akerlof (another Nobel laureate) and Robert J. Shiller (who issued early warnings about the dot-com and housing bubbles) say the synthesis must take into account the many ways in which people are not the coldly rational, utility-maximizing beings that laissez-faire economic models imagine.