Sentence examples for model precisely from inspiring English sources

Anyone who supposes that Facebook's users are its customer has got the business model precisely backwards.

When researchers created a model to predict lemming populations, based only on the behavior of their four predators, they found that the model precisely predicted nature's four-year fluctuations in numbers.

Many media companies such as Disney and Viacom like the traditional model precisely because they can force cable companies to include channels such as ESPN or MTV in the basic-cable bundles that most consumers buy.

At the time, it was not known whether such motion occurs in nature, but in 1604 the Italian mathematician and physicist Galileo discovered that this model precisely fits free-falling bodies.

Non-cooperative repeated games model precisely interactions among users with independent agendas.

When price fluctuations are intense, the mixed model precisely predicts the trend.

It should be noted, however, that 2-D simulations using parameters based on a 1-D model may not reproduce the 1-D model simulation precisely.

Of course, that's why we do economic modeling: precisely to scope out the areas where personal incredulity is a very bad guide to affairs.

Night falls, the camera draws back and we see the whole apartment block, three floors of it, a dozen windows, modelled precisely as on the set of Hitchcock's Rear Window.

After confirming that its plans would meet city building codes, the theater company committed to building a theater interior that would be modeled precisely on the new Royal Shakespeare Theater, which is scheduled to have its official opening in spring 2011.

Fifty-one "models," precisely notated packets of musical material that unfold like overlapping mini-movements across the work's seventy-eight-minute duration, provide the contrast of consonants in a jumble of words — "barbershop," "hippie," the English and German days of the week.