Sentence examples for organize model from inspiring English sources

Such a framework has great potential in helping students to conceptually organize, model, and understand biology.

A UML package diagram can be used to organize model elements into groups, making UML models simpler and easier to understand.

Potential applications, not yet fully explored, include ability to automatically connect models and data sources, using the ontology to organize model bases containing many models and model components, and using ontology reasoners to search for models, automatically discover model similarities and differences, and generate model instances from general principles.

Biology students learn engineering approaches and tools to organize, model, and assemble complex systems, while engineering students are able to immerse themselves in applied molecular biology.

This special issue presents the results of the Sandia organized Model Validation Challenge Workshop, held May 2006.

Much of the labour union renewal literature remains prescriptive and is only beginning to escape false binaries such as business versus social unionism, the servicing versus organizing model, or 'top-down' versus 'bottom-up' administration.

The groups organizing and resourcing the People's Climate March have supported a participatory, decentralized organizing model and have put a primary focus on front-line communities.

Success, reformers argue, could provide a national jolt and an organizing model for supporters of public financing in other states -- and in Congress.

He has spoken on international stages about VAM's organizing model and is working across the DRC to help support other environmental efforts.

"We offer extremely good services for our members, but we realized if we don't shift to an organizing model, we might get decimated," said Jeff adkins-Dutro, a Peoria English teacher who also serves as the local union president.

In organizing against the pipeline -- or in any grassroots organizing for that matter -- there are a few questions one should ask in designing an effective strategy, informed by the organizing model taught by Marshall Ganz, a professor at the Harvard Kennedy School and the Godfather of community organizing.