Sentence examples for models for coping from inspiring English sources

And the east is already providing models for coping with demographic decline.The move to more liberal shop-opening hours started in the eastern state of Saxony, in part because east German women spend more time at work.

They risk falling into a category of grievers who, according to Ruth Davis Konigsberg, author of The Truth About Grief: The Myth of its Five Stages and the New Science of Loss, are in thrall to "unnecessarily lengthy – and agonising – models for coping with grief that have created more anxiety about the experience instead of alleviating it".

Various capacity predictions from existing models for triangular brackets and models for coped steel I-beams were compared with the test results and were shown to provide reasonable results.

The most popular model for coping with censored data is the Tobit approach (Tobin [1958]; Amemiya [1984]), which is widely used for single-equation demand models.

State and local officials praise the 2-decade-old program as a national model for coping with the region's water shortages.

The coaching model for the HOPE Program was based on the 5 As Model for coping with chronic illness [ 21, 22].

Derived from this cognitive-appraisal model an extended model for coping with a chronic disease was developed by Maes, Leventhal and de Ridder [ 5]. Figure 1 shows this extended stress-coping model.

Before the intervention, a specific CBT training tool based on Linton's model for coping with chronic pain [ 20, 21] were modified to address discomfort during weight loss and to support a change to a more physically active lifestyle.

Corresponding models and theories for coping with these challenges are reviewed.

Recently, Lipshits-Braziler, Gati, and Tatar (2015a) proposed a model of strategies for coping with career indecision (SCCI), comprising three main types of strategies: Productive coping, Support-seeking, and Nonproductive coping.

This special issue describes several approach to leverage the management of changes by means of suitable models, techniques, and tools for coping with changes that accompany the natural evolution of software.