Sentence examples for models employed by from inspiring English sources

The legislation will attempt to impose an as-yet-unspecified minimum body mass index (BMI) for models employed by agencies, who will be under threat of prison and a fine for flouting the law.

But the amount that they have put on the table in recent months has become worryingly large.So large, indeed, that the present situation "is not dissimilar" to the one that preceded the collapse of LTCM, says Michael Thompson, a strategist at RiskMetrics, a consultancy that specialises in the kind of risk-management models employed by the banks themselves.

LaToza et al. [9] points out the importance of mental models employed by software engineers.

Convolution neural network and recurrent neural network are two popular models employed by this work [71].

But the metaphors and models employed by mainstream philosophers of religion often trade uncritically on intrinsically hierarchical patterns of relations.

However, there are accuracy deficiencies in the numerical models employed by such services for purposes such as weather forecast and the ship speed loss phenomenon.

This risky lending model employed by the Big Four banks and other lenders represents a clear and present danger to the Australian economy.

Using a model employed by the UN, Kohler and Storm found that the benefits of Ceta become microscopic next to the costs.

His emphasis on collaboration as well as the repertory model employed by the Ballets Russes has influenced choreographers including Cunningham and Christopher Wheeldon as well as companies around the world, including the Boston Ballet.

The standard model employed by banks — named for the German mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss — is one in which really bad days happen rarely and horrible days almost never.

Unlike the traditional consignment model employed by other galleries, wherein artists basically create works on spec, RH commissions artists' work, and in certain cases, even provides them with a residency.