Sentence examples for most obvious models from inspiring English sources
In fiction, Kraft's most obvious models are Sterne, Cervantes, Swift and Pynchon.
The film's most obvious models are "Crash" and "Babel," which both advance their multi-everything messages structurally with fragmented, multistrand narratives.
But "Pride" has nothing like the distinctive characterisation or the meticulous structure of its most obvious models, "Billy Elliot" and "The Full Monty".
Carroll's most obvious models were the traditional folk tales in which it was the location of Fairyland, a secret world that was usually entered not by falling down a burrow but by braving the damp and dark of a barrow, one of the ancient mounds of earth that pimpled the landscape and housed the bones of the dead.
But its most obvious model, as you can tell by its canny Sunday-evening placement on HBO, is that other portrait of a dysfunctional family in an odd line of work, "The Sopranos".
He found it natural to propose a set theoretic semantics, and yet the most obvious modeling seemed to run into problems with Foundation.
Perhaps the most obvious model to explain such constitutive claims is to hold that the relevant necessity is analytic, it holds in virtue of the meaning of the relevant term or concept.
The most obvious model would explain the inhibition of TAp63α by selective blocking of the tetramerization interface without affecting the dimerization interface.
However the authors do not include the most obvious model in Figure 6A, namely that new branches are formed on pre-existing filaments in proportion to the local concentration of the NPFs and then grow in random directions.
Washington Mutual provides the most obvious example of this basic model.
Most obvious example is a three-population model with Gi units, Ti units and a single population of pyramidal neurons, (as in Tort et al. PNAS 2005 model of hippocampus) was not appropriate as it did not permit a differential frequency channel tuning for the inputs to the gamma excitatory and the theta excitatory neurons (since they represent the same population).
