Sentence examples for some kind of model from inspiring English sources

Christensen said: "I am quite sceptical about the idea that [the Baltics] can serve as some kind of model.

Regardless, if it has "worked", then surely the coalition's new zones can point to it as some kind of model.

In summary, there does seem to be at least some kind of model that, consistently followed, might guarantee a continued wild existence for some crocs.

"Don't ask me why I obsessively look to rock'n'roll bands for some kind of model for a better society," wrote the legendary US writer Lester Bangs in 1977.

And you don't have to use highly abstruse reasoning to see this, either; all you need to do is think in terms of some kind of model, not necessarily of the mathematical kind.

As my colleague says in reference to Mr Barbour, both parties benefit when both parties are credible.In any case, I wish I had the statistical skills of a Nate Silver and could come up with some kind of model for the importance of campaign funds.

The authors point out that both the estimated PNV-types of the ANFI and the species thresholds provided by Starlinger (in Lexer, 2001) are themselves some kind of models and therefore a possible source of error.

The first step to correcting model misspecification is to detect the misspecification, and increasing N increase the power to detect some kinds of model misspecifications.

Model based methods use some kind of mathematical model of the controlled plant while the experimental methods rely on a simple experiment that is performed with the plant.

Everyone in this business is realizing that to be successful in modern media and entertainment, you can no longer rely solely on the wholesale model--you've got to build some kind of retail model.

Only some kind of supernatural model has the right kind of features to accommodate the temporal dynamics of the experience; rival models (such as the neuroscientifically-informed brain dysfunction model) do not generate predictions at the rapid time scales of processing of sensorimotor systems.