Sentence examples for models might operate from inspiring English sources

Finally, we describe how different types of network models might operate at different scales of management.

The debate thus needs to evolve beyond simply central vs. local, to examine to what degree, and how exactly different models might operate.

The different results obtained from subgrouping the families into high and low risk support the hypothesis that different genetic models might operate in these two groups of patients.

Debates need to evolve beyond simply a binary discussion of whether CIRBs should replace local IRBs, to examine how and to what degree different models might operate, and what the relative advantages and disadvantages of each are.

In T.S.B. 09-054 issued on July 18, Honda said the doors on some 2007-9 mights might lock multiple times when the vehicle was operating.

In general terms we envisage two types of model by which this might operate: either the cell makes a specific amount of a critical component according to ploidy, or it measures the amount of a given factor against ploidy.

Obama did not create Donald Trump or Bernie Sanders, but he showed them a model of how a politician might operate in a time of doubt.

But central banks offer a model of how such funds might operate independently of day-to-day political pressure.

In many ways, his perspective — an idiosyncratic mix of cultural engagement and reticence — offered a model of how a writer might operate in an increasingly distracted world.

Beaver's model of accommodation, first published in Beaver (1992), was the first to make explicit how accommodation might operate in the satisfaction framework, and on this model accommodation is a type of filtering operation.

I think that the goal of trying to model a certain kind of cognitive process which plausibly might operate in the world places severe constraints on modeling with POPCO.