Sentence examples for the model for which from inspiring English sources
"To my mind, it will mean the destruction of a very dynamic, progressive union that is the model for which most of American labor should aspire".
Alphabetic optimal design theory assumes that the model for which the optimal design is derived is known.
He is interrupted by Cavaradossi, who has returned to work on his mural, the model for which is a beautiful unknown woman who has been praying in the church daily.
There was also, she said, Edison's inability to put in place the model for which she had signed on and the continual problem of answering to two bosses -- the Philadelphia school system and Edison, the New York company that is the nation's largest private manager of public schools.
The solution of the model, for which we develop an efficient solution algorithm, provides optimal capacity requirements for each area in an airport terminal during the initial building phase, as well as the optimal expansion policy under stochastic future demand.
Pressed by Mr Mann, Mr Carney said: "I think … a central bank that has operational independence to achieve a mandate defined by the people through Parliament is the right model, and it is the model for which I as Governor and my colleagues on the MPC are fully accountable.
"The conflicts that show up are generally due to simplifications made in the models, for which new observations can provide improved guidelines.
Overall, breast cancer prevention strategies rely upon accurate risk assessment, the models for which have typically only been validated for Caucasian women.
In this implementation, the CSP algorithm is applied to the models for which linear dependencies due to conservation relationship are eliminated.
The simplest model is the Poisson model, for which the variance of the count in week t equals its average value.
In Section 5, we consider the continuous input optimization problem for the LIF model, for which the discontinuous reset prevents application of the same variational techniques.
