Sentence examples for model that ultimately from inspiring English sources

Although the new Republican Congress rewrote key provisions, particularly those affecting the cable and telephone industries, the 1996 model that ultimately passed and received President Clinton's signature was philosophically unchanged.

"They spent 20 years doing quite nicely out of a model that ultimately proved to be not sustainable".

In the end, the MCR-ALS analysis was repeated using different numbers of pure components in order to select a model that ultimately provided interpretable information and fitted the data in a satisfactory way.

The experimentally obtained data (pH value, redox potential Eh, Fe, and Cu concentration) were implemented in a numerical flow-through reactor model that ultimately is supposed to be used to predict those redox reactions in the reservoir.

Another smart move on Kickstarter's part is the "all or nothing" pledge model that ultimately allows the public to deem whether the project is worthy of seeing the light of day.

We therefore repeated simulations with our spatial model that ultimately reproduced the entirety of our dataset.

By using models that ultimately accounted for hundreds of variables, the company quantified the precise combination of ads that most effectively stimulated software trials, which activities by resellers generated the most profits, and how advertising in one product category influenced purchasing in other categories.

In the nearby Tory council of Westminster, according to London Play, the introduction of charges for supervised play services created an unsustainable business model that led ultimately to their collapse.

In Australia and elsewhere, the Rio-Chinalco deal has been viewed as a corporate landmark, a crucial test of whether the West's shareholder-driven capitalism could mesh with a Chinese model that is ultimately under state control.

Validation experiments are conducted at discrete settings within an operational domain to assess the predictive maturity of a model that is ultimately used to predict over the entire operational domain.

The opposing view – this piece on Talking Points Memo sums it up – holds that companies like Flipboard are bad for publishers: parasitical businesses whose promises of eyeballs and exposure mask a business model that will ultimately only pay off for the aggregator.