Sentence examples for models that turn from inspiring English sources

Indeed, as many computational scientists argue, the analysis of models that turn out to be in conflict with observations often gives more insight about the system than a model whose predictions are roughly in line with observations55.

Models that turn on individuals' cultivating reputations as moralistic punishers clearly predict that psychological systems should be designed to increase punishment in response to information that one's decisions to punish will be known by others.

It'll involve big questions about the morality of the business models that turned these start-ups into money-printing behemoths.

They had handed out Triple-A ratings as if they were party favors, based on mathematical models that turned out to be absurdly overoptimistic.

The reality: a wildly over-engineered two seater with space in the back for a pair of size-00 models that turns into an awkward-looking cabriolet with a small boot at the flick of a button.

The problem was not a lack of information; it was a lack of comprehension, born in part of their deep confidence in economic forecasting models that turned out to be broken.

The 800-year range for the time frame is enormous, they pointed out — and was driven by computer models that "turned up the knob and turned down the knob" on global temperatures driven by climate change, Joughin said.

Astoundingly---pardon the repetition, but it's the best word describing all these scandals---for seven years, since 2008, Volkswagen has been installing a "cheat device" in their diesel models that turns off the emissions system when undergoing an emissions test, but out on the road spews 40 times the legal levels permitted.

In previous public remarks, Mr. Dell has acknowledged that the company took too long to shift away from its sole dependence on the direct sales model that turned Dell into one of the great business stories of its time.

An awareness is sinking in among the island's ruling elite that a model that turned a swamp into a metropolis may not work as well when it comes to turning the metropolis into a citadel of the "knowledge economy".

This is the model that turned Star Wars: The Old Republic, a mightily expensive endeavor published by the industry giant Electronic Arts, from a subscription game to a free-to-play game in just 10 or so months.