Sentence examples for models that begin from inspiring English sources

According to Misner (1969, 1331), even in models that begin with singularities, "the Universe is meaningfully infinitely old because infinitely many things have happened since the beginning".

Unlike traditional financial models that begin with the end goal of assumed known cash flows and recursively solve for portfolio optimization, the effectuation model begins with resources that are readily available to the firm and then seeks to maintain strategic flexibility to take advantage of environmental contingencies as they arise.

While initially derived as a model for predicting the success or failure of early stage startups, unlike traditional financial models that begin with the end goal and work backwards, the effectuation model begins with resources that are readily available to the firm and then stays flexible enough to take advantage of environmental contingencies as they arise.

Industrial organisation theorists subtly suggested that the 'recognition of informational asymmetries and the strategic possibilities they engender can yield models that begin to capture the richness of behaviour that marks the real world' (Milgrom and Roberts 1987, p. 185, italics added).

Hence, classical neofunctionalization has fallen out of favor in preference for models that begin with the duplication of a multifunctional protein, such as 'specialization' and 'subfunctionalization' models.

This method is similar to PAML models that begin by categorizing dN and dS rates into discrete distributions, but with the added use of a framework of nested models that compare those rates across two taxa with homologous polymorphism.

Diesel fans may feel the same way about the new, 50-state-legal models that began arriving last fall.

The 18th century saw the beginning of a gradual transformation from the older forms of religious lyric and epic to new literary forms influenced by Western models that began to be known.

There is simply no model that begins to know or predict the composition of the electorate at this level of turnout".

We propose an iterative prediction model that begins with a FIS when no data are available for the software project and continues with a data-driven method when adequate data become available.

Moreover, we acknowledge that this is a simplistic model that begins with the first condition suggested by Brantingham and Brantingham [1].