Sentence examples for models of who from inspiring English sources
The bottom line: Spotify will further test agency models of who does what, and at what compensation level.
Together, they present a richness of models of who does math, including women, people of color, international scholars, and first-generation scholars.
Ms. Tchume says that beyond the needed systemic structures to advance aspiring Millennial leaders, "A much more personal, individual challenge will be for each of us to make peace with our current, often-heroic mental models of who and what leadership looks like".
Its disappearance shortly thereafter breaks the system in a tiny way, generating a hairline crack in that model of who I am.
The problem with this is that it perpetuates an exclusive model of who is allowed to speak in society; and this "who" tends to be able-bodied, white, male and middle or upper class.
Does that change the model of who a custodian is or could be?
Each service has an abstracted model of who you are built into it.
"The model of who will build, own, and operate charging stations - carmakers or oil companies - remains unclear," says Dr Chen.
They built the first-ever in-depth international model of who owns what and what their revenues are.
"If you can understand what people's status updates are about, you can build a model of who they are and what they're into, and target advertising to them".
The revised Focused Antenatal Care (FANC) model of WHO [ 13] as well as the Tanzanian FANC guidelines [ 14] recommend at least four ANC visits for uncomplicated pregnancies with the first visit starting before 16 weeks of gestation [ 13].
