Sentence examples for stylized future from inspiring English sources
The show's creator, Gene Roddenberry, was a gifted hack writer for TV Westerns like "Have Gun, Will Travel" and cop shows like "Highway Patrol," and "Star Trek," though set in a nominally stylized future, was essentially a Western cop show.
But few have been so instantly enjoyable as UK studio Rebellion's Battlezone, a game of stylized future-world warfare in which the player pilots a cybertank in opposition to a range of aggressive drones, ready to be exploded.
A two-regime model is already sufficient to produce stylized effects such as contango (increase of future prices) and backwardation (decrease of future prices).
I'm not a fan of the stylized name, but maybe in the future vowels are precious and the letter C has been eliminated.
Christoffersen et al. (2014) analyzed the stylized facts of volatility in the post-financialization period using data of 750 million futures observed between 2004 and 2013.
Studying the key elements of contemporary globalization leads one to contrast two fundamentally distinct visions of the future, which often are only implicit in policy discussions and are presented here in stylized form.
In other words, the negative term premium matters a lot for financing behavior, but in this stylized world, investment spending is decoupled from the term premium and is determined instead by the expected future path of short rates.
The discussion of the German insolvency code in Sect. 2 and Table 1 in Appendix A reveals the following stylized facts concerning the interactions between the insolvency administrator and the creditors: 1. Insolvency administrators are better informed about the future options of the insolvent firm.
Yet the struggle is stylized, comic-bookish.
Porn is an exaggerated, stylized representation.
