Sentence examples for vote model in from inspiring English sources

But Rep. Frank could follow the shareholder vote model in the United Kingdom and Australia where such votes are non-binding, or strictly symbolic, as opposed to a binding up or down vote on paying the companies.

First, the mobile app possibilities are intriguing, such as listening to streams of certain rooms while on the go (or in the car), or using the curator-vote model in concert settings or clubs, to let the crowd vote on what records to spin.

Regarding tag suggestion technique, [10] proposed a voting model where each feature in the resources votes for their favourite tags, and [11] proposed content-based similarity metrics for tagging.

Eliminate the precinct voting model and put voting centers in highly visible, well-traveled locations, such as malls or schools.

In a probabilistic voting model, candidates representing two groups of voters compete for office.

Voters will be asked whether they want to abandon the first-past-the-post voting system in favour of the alternative-vote model.

–Stack Overflow provides a similar voting model as Quora, but factors votes that hold more value from experts in certain topics.

Although classic voting studies noted that voters may reach their voting decision on the basis of different criteria most contemporary voting studies assume that one voting model fits all.

(In fact, Miley was voted "Worst Role Model" in an AOL poll earlier this year, ahead of fellow Disney fallen princesses Lindsay Lohan and Demi Lovato).

When comparing the resulting consensus network to networks obtained from the Ingenuity Pathway Analysis tool (IPA: www.ingenuity.com), we observe a steady increase in precision as the number of votes required for an edge increases (Supplementary Fig. S9), culminating at eight votes as predicted by the model in Equation 6.

You can still vote for Anthony as Inspirational Role Model in the Out In The City Readers' Awards.