Sentence examples for real models of from inspiring English sources

Designed after "real" models of the Thunderbirds' home sold out in the shops, the "make" proved so popular that 100,000 children wrote into the BBC asking for the exasperatingly complicated instructions.

When asked why graduate students don't study Keynes or Minksy, Mr. Reny replied that graduate students work on subjects — like real models of business cycles — that are at the frontier of the field; by contrast Keynes and Minsky are not on the frontier anymore.

These simplistic approaches cannot be treated as real models of the innovation process but rather as a schematic description.

We are already seeing the advent of many tools that allow quick photo real models of environments inside and outside buildings and along streets.

(Junior nurse, Centre C Participantss recognised and managed daily inconsistencies between ideal and real models of care.

These dominant themes emerged through the process of analysis; participants were not specifically asked to describe ideal and real models of care.

We talk a little about how the only real model of parenting any of us has is observing our family growing up.

For Pennington, the company is "something I've been waiting to see most of my working life, which is a real model of how to do Shakespeare … There's a marvellous mixture here of an ensemble of 25 actors.

At this political juncture, there appears to be only one real model of effective governance in Washington: partisan dominance, in which a President with large majorities in Congress can push through an ambitious agenda.

Lord Livingston said BT's programme was seen as "a real model of success".

"The real model of the future, is to sell and allocate bandwidth capacity over this type of software," says Morency.