Sentence examples for model to experience from inspiring English sources

As each of these segments forays into the franchise arena they bring the underlying complexities of their industries with them, providing new issues and challenges for the franchise model to experience including billing insurance companies and the government, various certifications and licensing requirements and more interestingly, extremely limited, if not absent knowledge of the franchise model.

Patients undergoing cardiac catheterization who are found to have normal coronary arteries and have no further treatment are modelled in our Markov model to experience normal population based rates of annual mortality.

With exenatide treatment discontinuations excluded from the analysis, the number of clinical endpoints predicted are fewer in the exenatide group (with the exception of daytime hypoglycaemic events); however, this observation is due to fewer patients available in the model to experience clinical endpoints.

The channel is modeled to experience both the large-scale and small-scale fadings.

Since learning requires experience, learning whether an action in a certain internal state decreases or increases the drive (i.e. is rewarding or punishing, respectively) would require our model to have experienced that internal state.

Mountainside promotes the Rendezvous Cabins in its marketing strategy; prospective buyers of homes in the development can spend a night in a tiny house or model home to experience the neighborhood.

Nor does it seem that the update problems are affecting every MU set; searching through other MU owner forums reveals plenty of people with MU models yet to experience any post-update problems.

Since the testing stage targets model reproducibility for any weather condition, the model that was designed to train with rainfall events only (RE-ANN, i.e., the M5n model) was expected to experience difficulty in reproducing DDE cases.

"We started the company with the ambition to create a new model of how to experience school in the 21st century," says founder Max Ventilla.

The five factors underpinning the model are Openness to Experience, Conscientiousness, Extroversion, Agreeableness, and Neuroticism which combine to form the catchy acronym OCEAN.

The U.S. may be poised for its own leapfrog moment as big brands and new delivery models enable consumers to experience — for the first time — supplemental learning online.