Sentence examples for smile model from inspiring English sources

It describes the development of the simulation model for the Irish local economy (SMILE) model.

An ideal smile model was selected and altered simulating different malocclusions and treatment options.

An ideal smile model was selected [17] (Figure 1) with the purpose of making a template digitally manipulated in all its components.

This approach is used in the SMILE model [6] where the synthetic population is generated from Census of Small Area Population Statistics (SAPS) in 1996 in Ireland, considering characteristics as gender, age, employment status and industry, for a given group of the population in a specific location.

On the lookout for signs and symbols that he considered jarring in an American play, Mr. Breuer focused on the belt of ?ic Ruf, who plays a hip postmodern Stanley capable of changing his baby's diaper and leering with a wicked smile modeled after Heath Ledger's Joker in "The Dark Night".

This work, also praised for its clarity, won him his second Quant of the Year award in 2011 (having already won in 2006 with a paper on volatility smile modelling).

It shows a smiling model surrounded by neatly dressed children on a cobbled street, and it's full of life.

His collage-assemblage "Great American Nude No. 50" is an inspired takeoff on the conjunction of high art and mass culture: an advertising cutout of a smiling model in a bright red dress, smoking a cigarette and reading a book, sprawls on a couch beneath a Renoir painting; beside her is a swipe from a still life of apples by Cézanne and a vase from a Redon flower study.

The numerical method for Smiles' model for concentrated slurry filtration is the same as that for dilute slurry, while an iteration step is added to the method for Tiller's model.

That same consumer is more like to lose interest if the ad features a smiling model more modestly dressed endorsing a product in a respectful appeal to the woman buyer, researchers from the State University of New York at Albany and the University of Texas at Tyler found in a study involving 216 young adults ages 19 to 32.

And new cars, he said, need not always be presented with smiling models nearby.