Sentence examples for models of reconciliation from inspiring English sources

This noble gesture of restoring justice and dignity underpins the symbolism of the two statues and is meant to render them historical models of reconciliation that can provide moral guidance in a post-apartheid society. .

Using NOTUNG (Stolzer et al., 2012), we repeated their analysis using only transfer loss (TL) and transfer loss-ILS models of reconciliation (with default event costs) applied to TreeFix-TL gene trees, and we find that temporal infeasibility and conflicting multiple optimal solutions affect only 0.6% and 0 0.4% of gene trees, far fewer than the ∼10 and ∼20% previously reported.

A role model of reconciliation and forgiveness, he stretched out his hands in love, acceptance and healing.

In her eyes it is more a model of reconciliation between the ideals of the liberal republic and the nation state than a Prague-centric and tension-ridden multinational conglomerate.

Their relationship has been showcased as a model of reconciliation by campaigners in the present-day Czech Republic promoting dialogue on a dark chapter in the country's past – the mass deportation and mistreatment of most of the country's ethnic Germans on the grounds, frequently unfounded, that they supported the Nazis, who occupied the country from 1939 until the end of the second world war.

See Figure  2 for an illustration of these events and Figure  3 for an example of reconciliation according to this model.

It may therefore help to relax this assumption and to develop such an approach further, possibly by incorporating probabilistic models of DTL-reconciliation (e.g. Tofigh, 2009) that would allow for integrating over all possible reconciliations for a given gene tree.

The back-and-forth over the Palestinian position overshadowed a day in which United Nations officials urged delegates to embrace South Africa's model of racial reconciliation.

John C. Danforth, the American ambassador to the United Nations and a former Bush administration special envoy to Sudan, told the Council that it had long been his hope to see Sudan emerge as a "model of ethnic reconciliation".

Today Birmingham is as close to a model of racial reconciliation as the American South has been able to achieve, and its black citizens have taken that most moderate of white moderates, Bill Clinton, to their collective bosom.

It is difficult to establish a precise error prediction model of inventory reconciliation using first principles.