Sentence examples for model matters of from inspiring English sources

In recognition of this state of affairs, many naturalist approaches to constructed phenomena have involved attempts to causally model matters of interest to constructionists in ways that engage more or less completely with existing scientific knowledge.

It should be noted, however, that even granting that the neo-historicist Bayesian apparatus successfully models matters of individual rationality, much less has been said regarding its prospects for explaining the social elements of science that play such a central role in traditional historicist proposals especially that of Kuhn.

Nevertheless, we tend to believe that the quality of the model matters.

The women who ran the school modelled a matter-of-fact female ambition that seemed, during Gloria's protected adolescence, galvanizing but hardly defiant.

However, the interpretation and validity of experimental results derived from particular animal models are matters of great significance.

I knew modeling wasn't a long-term career when, at the age of 19, I was told to tell casting agents I was 18. "We are meat," a Parisian male model told me matter-of-factly in a recent interview, "and it gets bad as it gets old").

For them, the arrival of older models matters.

Up-to-date advances in technologies of signal-processing and mathematical models have made it matter-of-fact to develop advanced FECG detection, extraction, and analysis techniques.

In several respects, however, Japanese law is closer to that of the United States than to European models, especially in matters of public and constitutional law.

It is also desirable to have a knowledge competence model of subject matters, on which learning objects can fit in.

On Fire is an elaboration of the energetic model of matter.