Sentence examples for models that led from inspiring English sources

But as economists (or as friends of economics) we have to fess up that the models that led banks astray are, fundamentally, ours they spring from the same intellectual tradition.

Students exhibited high levels of engagement, communicated activation of prior knowledge, and developed meaningful and representative models that led to their achievement of our lessons' learning goals.

It was these models that led researchers to believe they would achieve ignition at NIF within a few years, and they continue to make overoptimistic predictions today.

After all, the mess we find ourselves in is largely due to complexities that few understood, both in terms of the complex, flawed risk models that led to the housing bubble and bust, and the complex mortgage-related derivatives that tied just about every stock investor to the housing crash in one way or another.

Comparisons of KOI 072.02 to the 1235 other Kepler Objects of Interest in Kepler's field of vision allowed astronomers to use models that led to the confirmation of KOI 072.02 as a planet with a high degree of certainty.

"There's a lot of anger in Egypt over the kind of liberal economic models that led to the level of corruption which in the end led to the revolution," Dr. Claire Spencer, head of the Middle East program at UK think tank Chatham House, said.

From the more optimistic angle, improvements in Blackberry smartphone models that lead to higher sales could eventually result in an information cascade with regard to BBM in an upward trend, allowing the company to bounce back at a faster rate.

We discuss a variety of models that lead to specific combination methods.

In what follows, we will develop models that lead to an approximate expression for R(s).

Until now, several studies on European option pricing using stochastic volatility models that lead to a closed-form solution have been conducted.

Maybe it's the absence of butch role models that leads me, like others, to fall back on traditional forms of masculinity.