Sentence examples for what if models from inspiring English sources

What if models paid judges in the Miss America contest?

To show off the effectiveness of its simple system, Southwest's scheduling department has come up with a what-if model, in which turnarounds take five minutes longer.

This type of "what-if" modeling provides policy-makers with an objective tool for determining potential policy outcomes prior to implementation [ 14].

The DSSW-ABM has an interface and associated scripts that allow for a variety of what-if scenarios modeling disease spread throughout the population, and for data to be collected and displayed via a web browser.

Glamorama is a dated but extremely funny satire, and a complicated novel with a simple, simply hip conceit: what if fashion models were recruited to be terrorists?

"I thought, 'What if my model is just a model, and I let all these people down?'" she says. . Stevens, along with her mentor at Stanford, Ben Barres, had proposed that brain cells called microglia prune neuronal connections during embryonic and later development in response to a signal from a branch of the immune system known as the classical complement pathway.

The automated MDC design model is based on what-if query cost modeling, data sampling, and a search algorithm for evaluating a large constellation of possible combinations.

But what if that model doesn't fit?

Or maybe a Lady Di! I'd prefer if she were just Carla Bruni -- the "yeah, so what if I modeled nude and now I'm the First Lady of France?" Carla Bruni.

So, what if this model is then taken and applied to society as a whole and we begin looking at each current event as a moment when our corporate social-unconscious erupts on the scene to remind us that what we think we repressed is still there after-all?

So what if the quantitative models that underlay such products as mortgage-backed securities blew up, nearly bringing down the world financial system in the process?