Sentence examples for model or at from inspiring English sources

Stimulating V5 before target onset briefly disrupts this internal model (or, at least, makes it imprecise) and interferes with the spatio-temporal-specific predictive signal, eliminating the detection advantage of predictable in-time targets over unpredictable out-of-time targets.

But it was interesting to see Stanley Tucci admit that Norton was the model (or at least part of the model) for the monstrous character of Caesar Flickerman in The Hunger Games (BBC1, Friday).

Still, when advertising sales, other companies should follow this calendar model, or at least rethink the eye-straining way they present their terms and conditions to allow readers to clearly find crucial details like "available dates".

Their efforts, and the economy they have built around waste, may represent a model, or at least a foundation, for a solution to the nation's rising tide of garbage.

The public-private partnership has replaced the centralized model of city planning adopted during the Depression, and is generally regarded as an improvement on that model, or at least as less likely to produce the homogeneous, towers-in-a-park formula associated with low-income housing projects that proliferated in the postwar decades.

Musicians far removed from him stylistically and likely to define their own music in the most secular terms have embraced him as a role model, or at least have recognized the high seriousness they can claim for themselves by dropping his name.

From an integrative physiology perspective, this could be accomplished with single- and double-knockout animal models or AT-specific small-molecule inhibitors.

He recalls his very first class was life drawing, and he's not sure who stared more: he at the nude model or she at his kippah.

That leaves the media companies trying to figure out which of the emerging generation of Web sites have lasting business models or, at least, can continue to build traffic.

For someone who didn't know which model to buy, it would have been much easier to decide at Dell.com, which quickly steers shoppers toward a page that compares three popular models, or at Gateway.com, which describes each notebook series with a pithy, sensible description like "ultra thin and light" or "large displays... desktop replacement".

In the face of the slowest European car sales in two decades, competitors like Opel, Renault, Ford and Peugeot were introducing new models or at least flaunting design studies at the show.