Sentence examples for spoke of models from inspiring English sources

In one program note, he spoke of "models of similar, interval-preserving, registrally uninterpreted pitch-class and metrically durationally uninterpreted time-point aggregate arrays".

He spoke of model changes over time: from the 1950s through the 1990s, companies built brands through massive advertising, then dynamics such as those outlined above became more relevant.

People here speak of "models" and they know what has failed, including their own frenetic zigzags.

Figuratively, one can speak of models on the same decision problems as coming from one nuclear family.

In effect we will speak of models of informed consent as expressing a weaker or stronger 'respect for' or, in this wider sense, 'protection of' personal autonomy.

And when he spoke of "new models", it was a thinly-veiled call for further reform.

He spoke of new research models that required approaching solutions through relationship building.

He spoke of an "encyclopedia-model", instead of the classic ideal of the pyramidal, reductive "system-model".

Asked if Obama himself spoke of the "Bush model," Plouffe told me he did.

She spoke of the business model, where they employ salespeople called "Beautytainers," to spread the word about Tyra Beauty through word of mouth.

Xinhua, the official press agency of the People's Republic of China spoke of a "new model of relations".