Sentence examples for the most obvious models from inspiring English sources

The most obvious models of technicolor however ran into conflict with data decades ago.

The most obvious model is for Britain to remain part of the EEA alongside non-EU members Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein, which pay into the EU budget and abide by certain, but not all, EU rules.

"The paper very clearly says that once we leave in March 2019 or earlier, the ECJ will no longer have jurisdiction in the UK... and it goes on to say that if, for example, we have a trade agreement then the most obvious model for resolving any disputes is to accept the World Trade Organisation disputes procedure.

He found it natural to propose a set theoretic semantics, and yet the most obvious modeling seemed to run into problems with Foundation.

Perhaps the most obvious model to explain such constitutive claims is to hold that the relevant necessity is analytic, it holds in virtue of the meaning of the relevant term or concept.

The most obvious model would explain the inhibition of TAp63α by selective blocking of the tetramerization interface without affecting the dimerization interface.

However the authors do not include the most obvious model in Figure 6A, namely that new branches are formed on pre-existing filaments in proportion to the local concentration of the NPFs and then grow in random directions.

Washington Mutual provides the most obvious example of this basic model.

It's a deliberate choice and, for some, a business model -- TOMS being the most obvious example of the day.

The most obvious example is abortion.

China is the most obvious example.