Sentence examples for model middle from inspiring English sources

Model middle class Americans.

The 11-inch model (middle) is $89; the bowl is $17; the liner, $24.

Fig. 2. Time series in nT of (external) coefficient from the FTMM (top) and the TDS-1 reference model (middle) and their difference (FTMM minus TDS-1, bottom).

These two times represent respective points at which model middle phalanges are comprised principally of organic components while being largely unmineralized and later become increasingly more mineralized.

A representative polyelectrolyte of negative net charge is used as a model middle molecule and two molecules phenylacetic acid (PhAA) and indoxyl sulfate (IDS) represent the small molecular weight toxins.

When moderate criterion variability is added to the model (middle panel of Fig. 7, σ C = 0.5), the ROCs for all three procedures move closer to the line of chance performance (i.e., criterion variability harms empirical discriminability), but they all still basically trace out the same ROC curve.

Phil Sharpe, who has died aged 77, was a Yorkshireman of charm and considerable depth of character, a model middle-order batsman and top-flight slip fielder.

Influenced by the Garden City movement and by the Georgian dormitories of Harvard University, the company's president and architects set out to create a model middle-class urban suburbia, which took as its unit of planning the entire city block rath- er than an individual building.

Influenced by the Garden City movement and by the Georgian dormitories of Harvard University, the company's president and architects set out to create a model middle-class urban suburbia, which took as its unit of planning the entire city block rather than an individual building.

Using the concerted cultivation model, middle-class parents are more likely to uphold an authoritative parenting style, while lower-class parents are more inclined to use an authoritarian or permissive parenting style under the "accomplishment natural growth" model.

In line with the RBTC model, middle-skilled workers are shown to become more mobile over time (5.5 and 4.1%), against low-skilled (4.6 and 3.3%) and high-skilled workers (2.4 and 0.90%).