Sentence examples for widely adopted model from inspiring English sources

Inspired by what anthropologists call gift culture – the oldest and historically most widely adopted model of economy – we're converting an old pig barn into a moneyless pub, workshop space and dormitory, there to be used by the community (both local and further afield) completely for free.

This so-called 3/3/20/20 structure, which is similar in some respects to the standard the SEC set forth when it promulgated Rule 14a-11 mandating proxy access in 2010, has taken hold as the most widely adopted model.

Among the many higher order plate theories, the third-order shear deformation plate theory (TSDT) of Reddy is, perhaps, the most widely adopted model in the study of laminated plates.

Dave Ulrich's widely adopted model separates the roles in HR into four specializations (see Fig 1).

In the shadowing model, which is the most widely adopted model, the noise n i is caused by time-varying measurements miscalibration of the receiver, by the contribution of thermal noise, and by the variations in the multipath channels.

In our work we used a set of widely adopted model networks to simulate the complexity of real-world situations.

We have also shown that the C-V measurements could lead to more accurate assessment of gate capacitance which in turn results in the evaluation of device mobility with a higher accuracy than other most widely adopted models.

We upfront highlight that our choice for TMMi as the baseline reference model was mainly motivated by its worldwide scope and multi-context adoption (Experimentus Ltd. 2012); furthermore, it is well acknowledged that more specific models such as MPT.Br are usually inspired in widely adopted models such as CMMI and TMMi (Softex Recife 2011).

Aiming to encompass these multiple dimensions, the "payback" framework, developed in the 1990s, is gaining popularity to become one of the most widely adopted models to evaluate health research funds internationally (Table 1) [ 11- 17].

Indeed, while researchers are widely adopting model selection techniques in phylogenetics in order to select the model that best fits their dataset, this may be problematic when complex evolutionary models are not included in popular model selection tools, such as Modeltest [ 2].

The Chronic Care Model (CCM) is a widely adopted framework to enhance evidence based chronic care [ 7, 8].