Sentence examples for modeling the great from inspiring English sources

By invoking the label "the tall man," rather than Lincoln's name, 10 times in his final few pages Guelzo may have been modeling the great historian Bruce Catton, who used the phrase deftly and beautifully, but only once, in writing so lyrically of the same event in his 1952 Civil War volume "Glory Road".

In addition to policy debate, there is another format in which a large number of students take part: Lincoln-Douglas Debate, modeled after the great debates on slavery.

It was modelled on the great English Public Schools, and was the first school to be established by the Presbyterian Church of New South Wales.

In this model the great foreland unconformity is another reflection, together with the rapid exhumation of the Greater Himalaya, of an intensifying summer monsoon.

But the fewer the visible role models, the greater the likelihood that talented young black people will continue to miss out on careers in design.

It is obvious that the more the complexity of the model, the greater the number of parameters and variables considered.

The higher the supply of a model, the greater the likelihood of production cuts or heavy sales incentives to help clear our bloated inventories.

At each iteration, the signal is projected over a dictionary of TF functions and the one which models the greatest fraction of the signal energy is selected.

But we're also the leaders, the role models, the Greatest Gay Generation.

According to this model, the greater the neuroprotection, the less vulnerable the myelin and axon.

For the social network-based graphs we model the greater Boston area; the average number of connections is 45.