Sentence examples for neat models from inspiring English sources

As long as you ask "system" questions like how welfare and world income are distributed, it is possible to make very simple and neat models.

The Queen herself asked why hardly any of them saw the crash coming, while the Bank of England's Andy Haldane has noted how it rendered his colleagues' enchantingly neat models as good as useless: "The economy in crisis behaved more like slime descending a warehouse wall than Newton's pendulum".

They deal with the problem by coming up with another neat model, postulating that people coolly calculate whether it is worth cheating, given the likelihood of being caught and the loot on offer.

Because of semantic pluralism and irreducible intentionality, this similarity analysis of theory interpretation cannot be accommodated within a hierarchy of models approach, interpreted as a neat model nesting based on pre-given semantic relations among models at different levels.

The basic framework used in this approach could be applied in other countries, and is similar in several respects to the Non-Energy use Emission Accounting Tables (NEAT) model framework developed independently and described by other authors in this issue.

"We're going to see some really neat business models emerge because of the new ability to sell virtual goods".

MTS often have a regular, almost spherical structure, and their apparent simplicity has led to repeated attempts to capture their features with neat mathematical models.

The buckling loads were calculated for this homogenous rectangular plate shown in Figure 3a and were compared with the direct approach defined in Figure 3b. Figure 2 Schematic of model and boundary conditions for estimating Young's moduli of developed RVE. Figure 3 Boundary conditions and dimensions for (a) neat polymer model and (b) multiscale graphene/polymer model.

Assassination remains your main goal, with neat "scale-model style" graphics and well-crafted puzzles making it a surprise joy to play.

The commercial Web site Wikitravel has a neat business model — volunteers create the content and readers visit the site and click on the advertising.

Mr. Cherniavsky credits Mr. Deluce with creating "a neat little model," but he said that he found the expansion plan misguided.