Sentence examples for models against which from inspiring English sources

THE Chapman projects have become models against which the new developments are competing.

They argued that the outside institutions have been promoting the same unjust economic models against which the protests emerged.

We argue that this endeavor will benefit from the development and use of meaningful basic models against which to compare more complex models.

In this paper we explore the selective implications of statistical regularities in phase diversity, we explicitly introduce statistical, null models against which we compare the data, and we identify the ongoing legacy of mutational origins in established patterns of overlap in a large set of prokaryotic genes.

This chapter provides a capability model against which an organization's maturity can be measured.

Standard: A conceptual model against which the quality or excellence of a particular activity may be assessed.

"[T]he University of Minnesota has the opportunity to become a national model against which all other research institutions could be measured".

The model features fast running time compared to a high-order finite element model against which it is validated.

Its role is that of a spatially-smoothed reference model, against which the performance of time-varying models can be compared.

The role of the PPE model here is that of a spatially-smoothed reference model, against which the performance of time-varying models such as EEPAS can be compared.

This model has no predictive elements, but it can play the role of a spatially varying reference model against which the performance of time-varying models can be compared.