Sentence examples for model which tries from inspiring English sources

Kodak said it chose to invest in ememories.com because of its business model, which tries to stimulate picture taking by promoting new uses for photos.

According to the centuries-old circular-flow model, which tries to explain how money moves between firms and households, it is their job to recycle private savings into business loans.

One of the most relevant conceptual frameworks to address the issue of forest governance reform under such conditions is the mixed model which tries to link the deductive instrumental and the communicative approaches in a progressive process for change.

Certainly, more aggressive fiscal and monetary policy (and a more sensible and predictable approach to the banking crisis) could have shaved some points off of the unemployment rate.How best to model this kind of thing is left best to the theorists, but I think that any model which tries to atrribute most of the unmployment to one specific factor is likely to prove a disappointment.

Ideas developed to explain terrestrial experiments at particle accelerators, Pavlidou says, "not only provide hope for a better understanding of particle astrophysics observations--they are an essential everyday tool in any theoretical model which tries to interpret our observations".

The two types of model used are: (i) a surface model, which uses the available data in the most straightforward way to predict outcomes; and a so-called 'deep' model which tries to explain the current data by an underlying mechanistic model.

So starting in 2000, the government phased in a "Birth/Death Model," which tried to correct for that.

There are an increasing number of initiatives around the country based on the family drug and alcohol court model, which try to address why women go on having babies when each one is removed.

The working paper explains why the Office of Financial Research, which is part of the Treasury Department, has begun research into what is called "agent-based modeling," which tries to analyze what each agent — in this case each bank or hedge fund — will do as a situation develops and worsens.

Taleb is characteristically vituperative about the quantitative risk models, which try to model something that defies modelization.

Critics of models which try to predict the climatic future often point to that sparseness as reason not to believe the models' predictions.