Sentence examples for modern models of from inspiring English sources

The rooms themselves are stark, bright, featureless, anonymous and modern: models of the 20th-century American service economy.

We find a way to reconcile Schumpeter's work with modern models of strategy, including Porter and financial models that planners use to project a strategy into the future.

Modern models of chromosome organization do not predict the existence of a peripheral chromosome scaffold domain, and thus our observations have conceptual implications for understanding chromosome architecture.

Unfortunately, although better and more detailed models exist, modern models of piezoceramics continue to inaccurately model the electrical behavior of the material as a simple constant capacitance.

Unlike problems in areas like sensation and motor control, symbolic problems seem to exist on computers' "home turf". It is mysterious, therefore that modern models of symbolic problem solving lag so far behind human performance.

The role of recombination in bringing together either multiple beneficial or multiple deleterious mutations (in the language of population genetics, the dissolution of negative linkage disequilibrium) lies at the core of modern models of recombination and selection.

As influences, she cites the stories of Carson McCullers, with their spiritually isolated misfits, and the poetry of Anne Sexton, that modern model of the confessional poet.

The UFC is a thoroughly modern model of a sports business and where it once borrowed from other sports, other sports would now love to be able to copy it.

Here, a detailed process model is combined with a modern model of the working fluid, the perturbed-chain statistical associating fluid theory (PC-SAFT) equation of state.

From the earliest cave paintings depicting the primitive canine-human relationship to the modern model of dogs as family members, Hobgood-Oster reveals how the relationship has been marked by both love and exploitation.

The modern model of misogyny has to do with marginalizing people who are sexual and thinking of them as dumb, or not serious, or not cool or tweedy enough to take seriously, for fear of seeming like one of the guys from "Jersey Shore".