Sentence examples for model set out from inspiring English sources
The new contract model, set out by the union, would have seen premium pay rates for Saturdays reduced, but would have crucially acknowledged that Saturdays should not be considered as ordinary working days.
A theoretical model set out in a paper published in 2011 by Thomas Miceli and Kathleen Segerson of the University of Connecticut shows that when a buyer has to negotiate in sequence with sellers of contiguous plots of land, the price at each successive sale will rise.
Perhaps the best solution is to follow the innovation model set out by Google.
While this will not be an incubator as such it will follow on from the model set out by U.S. and other VCs of trying to offer mentorship in addition to money.
Unlike earlier versions of the Triple Helix, the pioneering version of the model set out in Figure 2 does not rest on the configurative logic of any 'overlapping' interests between university, industry and government.
To estimate the effect of the ADAAA on the employment and labor market outcomes of the obese, I use the 2004 2013 BRFSS data and the double-difference model set out in Eq. (2).
Founded by Anna Lewis and Oliver Brooks, who are also the team behind the online book publishing service, CompletelyNovel.com, ValoBox's pay-as-you-go model sets out to solve the problem of "how to get hold of expert content when you're short on time and money".
This model sets out three sequential components which mitigate healthcare use; predisposing, enabling and need factors[ 30].
The editorial reads: "Our latest summer story represents an opposing to ideal of beauty altogether, with masked poolside models set out to soak up as little sun as possible.
"Both models set out a downgrading of accident emergency and maternity services and child services," he said.
Bulsara began by examining mosquito net sale and distribution models, setting out the way that net production worked prior to the 1990s, when the nets were produced and sold by small cottage industries.
