Sentence examples for model thought from inspiring English sources
Here's what a Male Model Thought of Zoolander 2.
If so, the model, thought to be Lisa Gherardini, the wife of a Florentine silk merchant, had very high cholesterol.
A solid gold sculpture of the model, thought to be the world's largest gold statue built since the time of ancient Egypt, was given its first showing yesterday.
It is the model thought to be favoured by the Treasury, which is concerned about the economic impact of leaving the single market, but not contemplated by a number of other ministers who believe it is not tenable to maintain current border arrangements with the EU.
After more than 10 years the received feedbacks show the efficacy of this educational spreading model thought to reach the control of headache disorders now ranked as third most disabling disease in the world [5].
Realists deny that the falsity of models renders a realist approach to science impossible by pointing out that a good model, thought not literally true, is usually at least approximately true.
A topic guide, developed through consultation with a service user reference group, was used to present the C4C register and to prompt questions on the following: how and when to explain C4C to service users, positive and negative aspects of the model, thoughts about improving the model, reasons for withholding consent.
According to current cognitive behavioural models, thoughts, including depressive attributions and negative trauma-related beliefs, influence behaviour, and may lead to the development and maintenance of clinical disorders, such as MD or PTSD.
Above all, literature is for him the natural model of thought: he sees history through the lens of Chekhov and Dostoyevsky and Aristophanes.
"There is a model of thought among the Democrats — that the amount of money, the amount of wealth in a nation, is a fixed amount," he said in an interview.
Thagard, in his theory of emotional coherence ([2006]), presents a computational model of thought in which ideas, facts, and emotions together form a dynamic network that generates realistic cognitive outcomes.
