Sentence examples for model typified by from inspiring English sources

He said the the old model typified by Microsoft was too cumbersome for many modern users.

He had rejected the model typified by Henry Kissinger, a policy auteur who relentlessly advanced his own views.

Three years ago the COI moved to a "push/pull" model, typified by Royal Navy and Marines campaigns in which consumers could tailor video messages and send them to friends.

In a networked information economy, commons-based practices and open innovation provide an evolutionary model typified by repeated experimentation and adoption of successful adaptation rather than the more traditional, engineering-style approaches to building optimized systems.

"We see little benefit in constructing a new layer of bureaucracy, with its incumbent expense," he said, adding that the self-regulatory model "typified by Finra is replete with conflicts of interest".

The reforms introduced under Thatcher have been seen as a crucial stage in the NHS's transition from what Rudolf Klein described as the 'church' model (characterized by paternalism, planning, need, and universalism), towards the 'garage' model (typified by consumerism, responsiveness, demand, and choice).

But there is growing evidence that the "big is best" model - typified by the skylines of Cancun, Benidorm and Las Vegas - is fast making a comeback.

Two of these classes are bacterial (one typified by the arsC found in enteric bacteria such as E. coli; the other typified by the arsC found in Staphylococcus plasmids and other Gram-positive Bacteria); the third is the Arr2 gene of S. cerevisiae.

Many of the lithofacies are mud-rich and typified by strong grain-size contrasts.

Typified by stripped-down instrumentation and raw bass, trap is heavy on swag and generally light on melody.

Recognizing this, bank M&A has for many years been typified by limited condition merger agreements that are designed to create a high likelihood of closing.