Sentence examples for models here as from inspiring English sources

"We're looking to support existing companies that aren't in the U.S. but that want to attract talent here and potentially bring their models here, as well," he says.

We however do not discuss these models here as their privacy and security guarantees are non-technical and stem solely from contractual relationships between institutions.

Although we have characterized five of the six models here as team teaching models, it may also be important for educators to revisit the notion of the collaborative specialist model when considering alternatives to self-contained classrooms (Nelson and Landel 2007).

Comparisons of potential factors explaining inter-population variation in senescence (Table 5) yielded the following conclusions (note that models here, as opposed to the above, are referred to by Arabic numerals).

Thus, we developed astrocyte-like and neuron-like in vitro models here, as 3D monotypic (GL15 cells only; SH-SY5Y cells only) and heterotypic (cocultures of both GL15 and SH-SY5Y cells) cell cultures in the RCCS bioreactor.

We do not consider non-biologically plausible models here as our aim is neuroscience, how the brain works, but we do consider in the Discussion some of the factors that make some other models not biologically plausible, in the context of guiding future investigations of biologically plausible models of how the brain solves invariant visual object recognition.

(36) This implies a slope <1 on the log log scale as found in the global and regional models presented here, as well as in models presented by Nixon et al., 37) who reported a scaling exponent of 0.72.

Heterogeneity is modeled here as a correlated random field parameterized in terms of its variance and two-point variogram.

An efficient method for the dynamic analysis of an equipment-structure system, modeled here as a simply supported beam to which some concentrated masses are attached, is developed.

Those ageing processes are modelled here as two-parametric time series having Gaussian random initial values and time rate, both defined uniquely by their expectations and standard deviations.

The absorbed water in the textile is a condensed phase and is modelled here as a non-ideal liquid, using the NRTL-equation.