Sentence examples for model which calls from inspiring English sources

Ms. Golden helped developed a program known as the Bridge Model, which calls for social workers to coordinate post hospital discharge care for older adults and caregivers.

Brown was asked if he was an advocate of the plus-one model, which calls for playing the traditional bowls, then choosing two teams to play for the championship.

Rothkopf seems to prefer the German/Scandinavian model which calls for greater regulation of the economy and the markets.

Souter offered a rebuttal of what he termed "the fair reading model," which calls for an analysis of the Constitution that is grounded in the language of the Constitution--at the expense of a more nuanced analysis that considers the contemporary values and outlooks that can shape judicial decisions.

That model, which Dr. Reivich calls "the ABC's," is introduced in the fourth lesson.

"Shopping 3.0 is all about this engagement model," which she calls social commerce.

Son claims his critics fail to appreciate his business model, which he calls a "world wide web" style of management.

In particular, we use MOE's [26] (Chemical Computing Group, Montreal QC, Canada) implementation of that model which it calls SlogP [18].

It's testing out the new pricing model, which it calls "Prime Time Tips," in Los Angeles beginning today, as a way to make more drivers available during peak demand.

The Honda model, which is called Asimo (pronounced ash-EE-mo), is a fourth-generation robot that is being touted for its humanlike gait.

An alternative would be the targeted relocation model, which would call for turning various Westchester locales into little outposts of Americana in exile.