Sentence examples for take as models from inspiring English sources

There are characters we're to take as models for Bond's boss, M (Samuel West as Adm. John Godfrey) and M's bantering secretary, Miss Moneypenny (Anna Chancellor as Lt. Monday), and the prototypical Bond Girl (Annabelle Wallis as Muriel Wright, whom Fleming gave the Bondean nickname "Honeytop") whose fate will occasion in our hero a moment of remorse while leaving no lasting marks.

White people cannot, in the generality, be taken as models of how to live.

His concerti were taken as models of form by many late Baroque composers, including Johann Sebastian Bach, who transcribed 10 of them for keyboard instruments.

Brought back by English travelers, many of Dughet's works are still in England where, in the 18th century, they were taken as models for garden and landscape designs.

Congo red was taken as models for azo dyes, for removal investigation.

Yet without explicit statistical phylogenetic analyses, these collections of eyes should not be taken as models of how evolution actually did happen in the groups being illustrated.

Two scorpion peptides displaying antibiotic activity: hadrurin and vejovine were taken as models for the design of novel shorter peptides with similar activity.

It was only in the 1920s that algebras and logical matrices (an algebra plus a set of designated elements) started to be taken as models of logical deduction systems, that is, as providing a formal semantics for logical formal languages.

In this field, there are already some nice plug-ins and Java applets available (e.g., MDL Chime [20], JSpecView Applet [21], or the NIST JCAMP-DX Viewer [22]), which could be taken as models for writing a comparable Flash-based tool.

Sodium alanate is taken as model material.

The calculated error was taken as model output.