Sentence examples for potent model from inspiring English sources

In what follows, I argue that Cambridge Analytica and its parent and sister companies were among the first to figure out how to turn behavioral algorithms into a portable worldview a financially valuable, politically potent model of how humans behave and how society should be structured.

In vitro cell culture models are of enormous importance in neuroscience research and organotypic brain slices are found to be a potent model very close to the in vivo situation.

This figure shows that SVR is a potent model to predict the amount of asphaltene precipitation.

Democratic, secular Turkey would become an even more potent model for the Arab world.

Therefore, it is better to club these potent model plants together, so that the elements of salinity tolerance can be studied together and comparatively.

Thus, intranasal application of 200 μg capsaicin is a potent model for stimulation of TRPV1 positive nociceptive neurons of the first trigeminal branch.

Indeed, with European and Japanese carmakers flooding showrooms with sleek, potent models designed to bring out the boy in 30-somethings of both sexes, Detroit knows it needs to add pizazz to its own offerings.

As a result, they are very potent models for classification problems; however, they significantly diminish the key advantage of logic-based approaches, namely the human understandability of generated hypotheses.

It is tough, observant, here-and-now narration, and in that way a potent literary model even for the Hemingway era.

Meanwhile, Bolshevism, which had struggled through the 1920s, was emerging in the 1930s as a potent alternative model to capitalism for economically backward nations.

There are none of the dazzling leadership skills that have made him such a potent role model for our own less heroic times ("He always has his finger on our pulse," wrote Frank Worsley, one of his devoted henchmen).