Sentence examples for models for using from inspiring English sources

Companies have identified the intersection between better business and a sustainable future for the planet; some have found ways to account for externalities, some are finding business models that champion a broader mission and others have models for using their brand to influence consumer behaviour.

The main aim was defining of tested samples numerical models for using FEM analysis and for the commercial software ANSYS.

Turning electronic products into software-controlled machines makes possible continuous improvements both to the machines and to the business models for using them.

Additionally, the SIMP-G items can be used as covariates to control for personality factors in more complex models, like (multiple) mediation models (for using covariates within mediation models, see Preacher & Hayes, 2008).

Residential address histories can be gathered by interview with relative ease, and we previously developed models for using histories obtained directly from patient interviews to estimate residential exposure to PAHs from traffic sources [ 35, 36] which we then calibrated against environmental measurements for participants in a breast cancer case control study [ 18].

I hope this efficient, successful operation gives us a model for using our resources to their greatest effect.

The outcome in Aceh has, by contrast, been viewed as a model for using democracy to achieve peace.

But they have created an innovative model for using American and European guardians to ease apart the antagonists here.

The numbers have made Mr. Vaynerchuk not only a wine industry phenomenon, but a social media superstar who's being held up as a role model for using the tools of e-commerce to succeed in any business.

Unlike Sónar, a commercial operation also making a big South American run this year, MUTEK is a non-profit entity with an open-source model for using its name.

Although it must be said that Obama did not originate the end of authentic word use, he leads as a model for using "intelligent" empty words as window dressing with nothing behind the window.