Sentence examples for modelling itself from inspiring English sources
By adding other items specifically designed to gauge attitudes towards complexity, science and computer modelling itself, we propose a questionnaire a modeller could employ early in a project in order to understand the type of audience the modelling results will have to be communicated to.
New Labour, modelling itself on Clinton's "New Democrats" in almost every particular, embraced this principle, as did some of its political supporters in the media.
"There's no doubt about it – modelling itself is fun, hence why I said I'll continue to do it on my own terms.
Ukip made an effort to get organised, modelling itself on the Liberal Democrats who targeted clusters of seats, and the right-of-centre, populist Canadian Reform party, which came from nowhere in 1993 to rout the country's Conservatives.
By modelling itself on Las Vegas, Crown Casino has already snared the cream of Australian cheffery, including Rockpool's Neil Perry, Paul Bocuse-trained Philippe Mouchel, and the Sydney Opera House's Guillaume Brahimi, as well as being home to Nobu's first Antipodean outpost.
There are a number of well-known limitations to the modelling of cost-effectiveness: these are intrinsic to modelling itself, and they centre on the need for combining various data sources into a single logical construct.
The new library modeled itself — proudly — on a supermarket.
He insisted that Iraq would not model itself on Shiite Persian Iran next door.
China should not model itself on western countries and promote this kind of consumption".
Other critics say it is time for Washington's police department to model itself after New York.
Most contracts are throwbacks to when nascent teacher unionism modeled itself on industrial unionism.
