Sentence examples for models to tell from inspiring English sources

So the question remains: How much can we really trust climate models to tell us about the future?

The holy grail of data-fueled analytics is called "predictive policing", which uses statistical models to tell officers where crime is likely to happen and who is likely to commit it.

Either they rely exclusively on computer models to tell them when and what to buy and sell, as Jim Simons at Renaissance Technologies – who holds the distinction of being the only person to appear on the list 15 years running – does, or they use them extensively to guide their decision-making, as does Ray Dalio of Bridgewater Associates.

"We do train models to tell the difference between calls," says Stephenson in an interview.

There were no role models to tell me how I should act or what I should do about my condition.

Questions have been raised, not just about whether we have the right flood defences in place, but even the right models to tell us where to build them.

I needed a role model to tell me to hang in there, suck it up, listen to Coach and stay with the program.

Urmila's mother did not receive an education and, with the scarcity of female teachers, she had no role model to tell her of the value of education.

But I had lost two inches around my right thigh, the only real muscles I had, and I needed that role model to tell me that there was hope.

Bob Sobczewski, manager of UAL's on-board service, credits the process with "forcing us to develop a financial model to tell us when improved service leads to higher revenues".Still, it looks like a bumpy ride for the caterers.

Finally, the new sensitivity indices are applied to an environmental model to tell the relative importance of the input variables, which can be useful for improving the model performance.