Sentence examples for widely recognised model from inspiring English sources

The management system for the Catalan government's research centres, based on management autonomy, accountability and incentives linked to the excellence of results offers a widely recognised model of success that could make up the core of the future Catalan administration.

The Pt/H-MOR catalyst is the most widely recognised example of a zeolitic isomerisation catalyst.

For example, paralogous genes are widely recognised and expected to have diverged by a minimum of 10% over time [ 30].

Like Jones, McKellen is one of those movie stars so admired and widely recognised today that one forgets how long it took the public to start widely recognising him.

Moreover, it produces a widely recognised economic and social burden.

Because Linux is widely recognised as being stable, reliable, versatile and cheap, IBM and Oracle have Linux strategies.

Many reporters carry a widely recognised press card issued by a group of media organisations.

"In time, I suspect, that will be more widely recognised than it is now.

For another, it can draw on its widely recognised expertise in non-life business.

It's widely recognised, of course, among serious readers that literary awards are ridiculous anyway.

Yet the firm needs to accept that is engines have, in recent years, become a widely recognised brand.