Sentence examples for model of changing from inspiring English sources
Romney said Obama had pursued a model of changing America into a "European social welfare state" that had stifled private enterprise.
Krznaric, one of the founders of the School of Life along with Alain de Botton, has lost faith in the old model of changing society through parties and politics and laws.
Mr Andic and Mr Meyer both opened their first shops in the mid-1980s, though Desigual was a late bloomer until its recent growth spurt.Whereas its two younger rivals follow a more conventional fashion-retail model of changing their collections two to four times a year, Inditex constantly churns out new designs, to encourage consumers to return to its shops frequently.
A novel model of changing the length of spans by employing magnetic bearing is developed to allow fast and accurate adjustment of tension using mechatronics concepts.
The pattern of lineage accumulation through time rejected a model of changing extinction rate.
Thus, the model of changing care may well look like the stages model suggested by Cunningham, who has identified a hierarchy of different types of group therapy, based on increasingly active participation by the recipient.
To model a world of ebbing and flowing burns, Krawchuk took historic fire data then mapped it forward using 16 models of changing climates from 2010 on, what the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change calls global climate models (GCM).
The second tier had one accurate model with two models of changing accuracy.
Structure of Observed Learning Outcomes SOLOO) taxonomy and Precaution Adoption Process Model (PAPM) of changing individual behaviour were used to measure the levels of students' knowledge and behavioural changes, respectively.
We evaluated the effect on model outputs of changing the time period for delivery of the first dose of vaccine to the entire population to two or six weeks, switching to a single vaccine dose, reducing vaccine effectiveness in the ≥65 age group (across a range of effectiveness of 30 60 percent), and varying the proportion of asymptomatic cases.
This protocol enables us to explicitly model effects of changing population size throughout development rather than assuming dependence on a single, coarse-grained effective population size; and to include the effects of specific and varying cell doubling times.
