Sentence examples for model laid out from inspiring English sources

China is frustrated that North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Il, has not followed the economic model laid out by Beijing.

For Otto it's a case of pop stars not only following a successful model laid out by Dion, but now also "knowing their target audience is already visiting and ready to spend money on unique experiences.

The second was a regrettable response to an unsustainable bubble.Consumer spending, according to a model laid out by Christopher Carroll, now on Ms Romer's Council of Economic Advisors, reflects the push and pull of impatience and anxiety.

Nick Barr, professor of public economics at the London School of Economics, favours a model, laid out in a 2010 paper with Shephard, in which universities pay an insurance premium calculated according to the earnings of their graduates, to cover student borrowing for fees above a baseline figure.

Jagjaguwar is one of a number of indie music labels and hybrid companies that have turned to film distribution, some following the model laid out by seminal punk labels like Dischord and Touch and Go: stay small and informal, know your audience, and put out stuff you like.

The model laid out in Grossman and Helpman (1994) is useful in considering the difference between actuators and social feedback groups more explicitly.

The model lays out sim-atoms in a 3D lattice.

Occasionally, a designer came up with something that grabbed a viewer; the designer John Bartlett produced an eye-catching show, with the models laid out like corpses on army cots, an exhibition that not only relieved the tedium of the standard shows, it also bordered on performance art.

Tinbergen's model lays out the pieces of the puzzle in such a way that makes the idea more accessible.

At the far end of the pool, two models laid out their towels.

Mr. Cherkaoui began the work seated atop his own silver box, a set of model boxes laid out before him, staring intently at a similarly seated child, Shi Yanle.