Sentence examples for models for state from inspiring English sources

The ABA, whose standards are often models for state laws, wrote an opinion — published in 2001 — that said secret tape recordings of third parties were not ordinarily deceptive.

The American Bar Association, whose standards often serve as models for state laws, has convened a task force to update its criminal discovery standards for the first time in more than 20 years.

McCarragher, B.J., and Asada, H., "Qualitative Template Matching Using Dynamic Process Models for State Transition Recognition of Robotic Assembly", ASME Journal of Dynamic Systems, Measurement, and Control, Vol. 115, Issue 2(A), pp. 261-269, June 1993.

For an arbitrary test sample within the transitional stage, its posterior probabilities with respect to the local models corresponding to the two consecutive phases are set as the adaptive weightings to integrate the corresponding local GPR models for state estimation and quality prediction.

7We have also estimated models for state dependence in undereducation (results available on request).

Experiments reveal that different coefficient distribution may have different best function models for state selection.

Mr. Barnett believes these classes can serve as models for states that are writing or refining guidelines for what, and how, young children should be learning.

The Hazleton ordinances, which were passed in 2006 and 2007, have served as models for states and towns across the country seeking to crack down on illegal immigrants.

But this question is not specific to the CSL model and (more generally) the dynamical models for state-vector reduction.

The New York requirement should be a model for state bars across the country.

When finalized, the plan will be a model for state penal codes.