Sentence examples for the models by which from inspiring English sources

What are the models by which imagination is constrained?

Or, to put it another way, do the models by which derivatives are priced have any bearing on what is actually happening in the real world?

We're in a transitional world right now, if you're in any kind of artistic field, because the nature of distribution is changing, the models by which creators got their work out into the world, and got to keep a roof over their heads and buy sandwiches while they did that, are all changing.

Most of the models by which you can prepare depend on having access to online resources".

These results demonstrate how the behavioral impact of genetic risk information may vary according to the models by which services are provided, and suggest that how participants are recruited into translational genomics research can influence findings.

Inclusion of structural components in the models by which the local GEVs are evaluated is mainly to exclude the cosegregation effects due to family structure in the final model.

The model by which we do our politics is outdated".

My poplin shirt, the model by which the company gauges continued interest in stretch items, was introduced in 1997.

The key is to change our attitude to development and growth, to change the story of what success looks like and the model by which we arrange our communities.

"I'm more convinced than I was even two years ago that this is the model by which people will be exchanging documents, in this industry and others," said Mr. Bass, who will become an executive vice president when the acquisition is completed.

Its VAX was the gold standard of minicomputers, the model by which all others were measured.