Sentence examples for taking models from inspiring English sources

Rather, he said, he plans a road show in South Africa in September and October, taking models of the Soyuz space capsule he flew in and a rocket booster to 100 of the remote, rural schools where the country's greatest poverty is most evident.

Versions of the semantic conception differ in their views about the character of models, sometimes taking models to be abstract mathematical structures, susceptible to precise formal specifications, and sometimes taking them to be more concrete (as chemists do, for example, when they build models of particular molecules).

And Phase 3 is taking models that normally run on cloud infrastructure and adapting and "XNORifying" them for edge deployment.

German-Australian photographer Helmut Newton turned a series of X-rays into a fashion shoot, taking models wearing Van Cleef and Arpels jewellery to a radiologist.

Taking models of varying population size into account, we then evaluate predictions of our model against allele frequency data from 190 retrotransposon insertions sampled from North American and African populations of Drosophila melanogaster.

Finally, the last stage tries reflecting upon the reliability in derived results taking model statistics and prediction error into account.

She shares with Creators, "I entered a preparatory art school and started taking model lessons, among other classes.

The relevance of taking model selection uncertainty into account in phylogenetic analyses is clear from our results.

"They don't take models seriously," Iman said.

It is not only kids and collectors who take models seriously.

An influential point of view takes models to be set-theoretic structures.