Sentence examples for models drawn from from inspiring English sources

More specialised manufacturers like Lechery, Ques Q and Griffon produce dozens of models drawn from key series, posed sexually, with masses of plastic cleavage.

Modern African literatures were born in the educational systems imposed by colonialism, with models drawn from Europe rather than existing African traditions.

There he began a literary career writing ethical and devotional tracts, some of which employed stylistic and rhetorical models drawn from French popular literature, especially romance writings.

In [30], it is shown that HUGO is vulnerable against steganalysis that uses other models drawn from different domains.

Those models allow different solutions such as regression analysis of the prices, theoretical models, drawn from the governing laws of physics, such as structural and fluid-dynamic relations.

The second considers the evolutionary epistemology of theories, and attempts to explain the evolution of ideas and scientific theories using models drawn from evolutionary biology.

This tool brings together a rich set of features for the analysis, management and usage of large sets of process models, drawing from state-of-the art research in the field of process modeling.

This paper reports empirical evidence that reveals discrepancies between these two models drawing from the findings of a larger study that employed both theoretical lenses to investigate culture learning in a computer-mediated environment.

The models draw from two bodies of theory, cultural evolution modeling [15], [16], [17], [18] and stochastic (branching) processes [19], to develop theory applicable to investigating the spread of treatments of disease.

These models draw from multiple disciplines to capture system behavior (Chan et al. 1999).

When the Academy of Vicenza needed a theatre in 1579, the Italian architect Andrea Palladio designed it on a classical model drawn from Vitruvius.