After the plate is prepared, and the model is posed, you expose it in the same way that you would with film.
The coupled fluid structure physics and continuum sensitivity equations for gust response of a nonlinear joined beam with an airfoil model were posed and solved.
The model is posed as a repetitive hybrid continuous-discrete process where the continuous meniscus dynamics are interrupted by the discrete jetting behavior and are dependent on previous trial information.
Disability theorists can find it frustrating that most nondisabled people in bioethics dispute their claims about their experience, but those theorists must respond to whatever challenge to the social model is posed by people with disabilities who see their condition, and not society, as the major impediment to their living rewarding lives.
The problem of estimating an unbiased weighted mean from K candidate models was posed during the evaluation procedure.
When I arrived, Short, who occasionally models, was posing for a Harper's Bazaar sketch.
So luxuriant and glossy is the packaging for Adam + Eve, which is sold at 60 specialty retailers and at department stores like Saks Fifth Avenue and Bergdorf Goodman, that a consumer might become seduced by the box's unorthodox oblong and fail to notice the cover models are posed, on certain products, wearing no underpants at all.
Their clothes may have said business, but their body language and expressions said, "When's snack and nap time?" Sure, their clothes are adorbs, but rather than appearing "career ready," these models are posed in a fashion that makes them look dim-witted and daft.
As in physics, models are posed in order to gain deeper understanding.
However, a problem for the generalization of results from prediction models is posed by the so-called healthy volunteer effect.
