Sentence examples for models embody distinct from inspiring English sources

The local average and local aggregate models embody distinct mechanisms through which social effects arise.

An ennobling act of sacrifice unites both plays, "The Countess Cathleen" and "Cathleen Ni Houlihan," but they also embody distinct strands in Yeats's dramatic work.

The models embody the state of climate knowledge.

Nevertheless, agency models embody the assumptions most common in the design of modern supervisory arrangements.

Both the mammalian mitochondrial (mtmam) and JTT models embody empirical probabilistic models of amino acid substitution.

The models embody the view that tonic and episodic inhibitory factors modulate an 'intrinsic' orexigenic drive to eat.

Depending on the setting, each indicator embodies distinct dimensions of social status and these may differ in their effects on individuals' health.

The automaker has not made it easy to parse all the clues about future models embodied in this vehicle.

However, the remaining models embodied ideas that are complementary rather than exclusive, and these models should not be thought of as competitors.

Models embody information, knowledge, knowhow, and applications themselves.

Many of the figurative sculptures capture lifelike action and embody distinct personalities, which makes the inherent bloodiness of the sport seem all the more tragic and disturbing.