Sentence examples for models spurred from inspiring English sources

After plunging stockmarkets compounded worries about bond-market volatility, Mr Kuroda pledged to do more to keep rates stable.A particular fear is that higher volatility could provoke a repeat of the value-at-risk shock of 2003, when market-risk models spurred further selling once volatility triggers had been breached.

Also under consideration are what rules should apply to new capital-raising strategies and modern communications methods, given the rapid changes in business and financing models spurred by the Internet and the role that social media can play in spreading company news.

"We should consider whether more flexible, shared spectrum models can maintain network competition between MNOs while also increasing access to spectrum to support new investment models, spurring innovation in industrial internet of things, wireless automation and robotics, and improving rural coverage," it writes on that.

Novotný's attempt at restructuring the economy, the 1965 New Economic Model, spurred increased demand for political reform as well.

Mathematical modeling spurred the authors of that study to hypothesize that Cry1 and Cry2 have similar roles in period determination and that nuclear stabilization of either isoform leads to period lengthening.

"Introduction of new technology and new models spurs demand," he said.

A manufacturing bubble in Japan in the mid-2000s masked continued weaknesses in their business models and spurred the companies to take big bets that backfired.

A manufacturing bubble here in the mid-2000s — fed partly by an unusually weak currency and Americans flush with cash from rising home prices — masked continued weaknesses in their business models and spurred the companies to take big bets that backfired.

This along with promising results obtained in preclinical models has spurred interest in the use of ATRA and natural (9- cis and 13- cis retinoic acid) or synthetic derivatives (retinoids) also for the management of solid tumors, with particular reference to breast cancer.

March's model has spurred a plethora of papers presenting extensions, reconceptualization and uses of the exploration-exploitation model, including a Special Research Forum on the model in Academy of Management Journal [8].

The Grameen model has spurred other forms of microlending around the world.