Sentence examples for vindication of the model from inspiring English sources

Only days after the prediction was published, Darin Acosta and fellow experimentalists associated with the Tevatron accelerator at Fermilab found 19 examples of a meson whose mass agreed well with the theoretical prediction a result that was seen as a strong vindication of the model.

In my mind, this agreement is the strongest vindication of the models ever found, and in fact, in our study we suggest that matches between climate models and ocean warming should be a major test of the models.

The financial crisis may have briefly felt like a vindication of this model — but the near collapse and continued frailty of the euro brought a quick end to that moment of schadenfraude.

Aside from the implications for the living world, public health, public finance and financial stability, this is a vindication of the political model pioneered by the tobacco companies in the 1960s.

The shift throughout global e-commerce towards our model is vindication of the path we chose.

Marketing Week's editor, Stuart Smith, considers the agreement a "triumphant vindication" of Sorrell's "model" and a "colossal win".

[World Business, Section W.] One Chief Opposes Airline Aid As governments across Europe rush to deliver emergency aid to airlines, one chief executive is shouting, "Not so fast!" Michael O'Leary, the chief of Ryanair, Europe's biggest low-cost, no-frills airline, sees the full-fare carriers' troubles as vindication of his business model.

When Scientific American published an article that discussed the need for a "new paradigm" in bird evolution (Prum and Brush 2003), creationists saw it as vindication of their creationist model (Matthews 2003).

From my point of view, these past 5 years have been a triumph for and vindication of economic modeling.

An all-out vindication of the boomers.

Was her "Vindication of the Rights of Woman" unmentionable?