Sentence examples for model in local from inspiring English sources

Angelo Genova, a lawyer who was among the state's negotiators, said that using the state proposal as a model in local negotiations would go far in helping to keep increases in property taxes in check and help resolve what most agree has been a severe underfinancing of government pension funds during the last decade.

"We are looking for startups with a proven business model in local market who would like to go to the Chinese market," he said through translators.

Self similarity is already an accepted model in local and wide area networks and many on-chip applications have also been proven to have self similar characteristics.

This characteristic thus requires the learning of the color model in local areas for detecting in surroundings areas of the detected road regions based on road map result in previous step.

The common displacements resulted from calculating ICs have the same features and amplitude with the mass loading, though the spatial distribution did not correspond well enough, which may be caused by the inaccuracy of the global model in local areas with complex terrain.

Some knowledge translation and exchange initiatives between policy-makers, practitioners, community members and other partners in CDP programs included using the Healthy Eating and Active Living (HEAL) evaluation logic model in local programming, communicating best practices to staff to build their capacity, and disseminating messages about HEAL to the community through the media.

He placed the chapel models in local gift shops on consignment, but few sold.

She started modelling in local fashion shows when she was 63; her most recent appearance was on the Oxford Fashion Week catwalk I got involved in the local "beauty circuit" when I saw an ad in the Southern Daily Echo inviting readers to submit photos to enter a competition for a catwalk show with Southampton FC.

However, it is hard to efficiently and precisely fuse 3D models in local systems.

This development was mainly driven by increased data resources, improved usability of multiple spatial datasets, and tools for their processing, as well as an increased acceptance of models in local collaborative decision-making environments (Klosterman, 1999; Sui, 1998; Wegener, 1994).

Specifically, performance of models in local regions of chemical space, as inferred here from feature descriptors included in successful models, could be used to prioritize where qHTS data would be most informative and important for prediction.