Sentence examples for more modern models from inspiring English sources

Belshazzar is rooted in the English choral tradition, but derives its energy from more modern models, a mixture that hardly ever fails to be spectacular in performance.

The fishing industry won on some points, including subsidies for vessel owners to replace their engines with more modern models — something opponents argued amounts to a de facto increase in fishing capacity, since the new engines are often more efficient and thus can keep vessels at sea longer.

In the literature, either some modifications were presented to apply Archie's law to tight and clay-rich reservoirs or more modern models were developed to describe electrical conductivity in such reservoirs.

With the Maybach on the way in a couple of years from Mercedes-Benz and more modern models due about the same time from Rolls-Royce and Bentley, automakers seem confident no economic slowdown threatens the pocketbooks of the most affluent buyers.

The attentional dysfunction proposed by Janet's (1907) theory has influenced more modern models of functional symptoms, which have conceptualized dissociation as a normal phenomenon that becomes disruptive in those with functional symptoms.

By that reasoning, a more modern model might be Fox.

Another reason for a more modern model lease, Mr. Saft said, is an apparent increase in disputes between shareholders, and between boards and shareholders who believe that the boards are overstepping their authority.

Apply these insights once again to the K-12 education landscape and you see what to do immediately: move away from the Newtonian change model of "critical mass," and toward a more modern model of "critical connections".

My grief therapist turned me on to another more modern model of healing by Dr. J. William Worden in his book Grief Counseling and Grief Therapy in which he explores the four tasks of grief.

It's funny how much more modern this model feels over last year's model — I guess a bit of sheet metal plastic surgery can go a long way.

This study showed that using linear risk models such as the BEIR VII model and more modern nonlinear risk models could result in a broad range of predicted second cancer risks.