Sentence examples for models claimed that from inspiring English sources

Early models claimed that basic level (e.g., dog) information about objects is available prior to (superordinate) category information (Rosch et al. 1976; Jolicoeur et al. 1984); however, recent evidence has challenged this presupposition in favor of a coarse-to-fine model (Fei-Fei et al. 2007; Mace et al. 2009; Loschky and Larson 2010; Fabre-Thorpe 2011; Praß et al. 2013).

Another Spotify competitor, we7, has just switched to the Internet radio model, claiming that's how mainstream users want to consume music, although it's convenient that it also reduces costs not insubstantially.

Most modelling agencies have fewer black models on their books than white models, claiming that this is because white models are more popular with fashion clients.

Together with the old circulation diagrams, several numerical models claim that a branch of LIW is permanently flowing westwards across the Algerian subbasin, i.e. directly from the Channel of Sardinia towards the Strait of Gibraltar.

Cognitive models claim that spoken words are recognized by an optimally efficient sequential analysis process.

Other models claim that the perirhinal cortex neither disambiguates perceptually confusable objects nor plays a unique role in semantic processing.

Thereby many insiders' models claim that evolution could be gradual, however they do not provide an account of the steps involved in such gradual tinkering.

These models claim that both the observed degree distribution and the topological modularity of the network could be produced by gene duplication regardless of biological function and natural selection [ 7, 13, 30, 38].

Two types of explanations for this confirmatory bias can be distinguished (Klauer, Stahl, & Erdfelder, 2007). 1 On the one hand, heuristic models claim that the variation in card selections is caused by different interpretations of the conditional rule.

The GE model claimed that it created value by sharing good management practices among its businesses and adopting "best practices" from others.

I was invited to join a radio discussion that turned ugly when a scientist and proponent of the disease model claimed that anyone who didn't recognise addiction as a disease was trivialising it.