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model
verb[ Toften passive ]
uk /ˈmɒdəl/usUK-ll- | US-l-
to copy or create something based on something else:
model sth on sthThe American effort is modeled on a successful Dutch system.
to create something such as an object or plan that shows what something else is like or how it works:
The new process has to be modelled and tested.

Examples of model

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In each of these longer amalgamated periods generation and age can be modelled as the length of the span provides identifiability.
A type declares that it models a concept by implementing the corresponding interface.
We fitted the observed rank -abundance plots to those predicted by each of the six models.
In the following section, we discuss the integrated system approach used in our models, allowing one to define habitability.
We then present the results of our models and discuss their implications.
Infections between antibioticproducing and non-producing staphylococci in skin surface and sub-surface models.
Both mathematical models represent the ideal conditions devoid of external factors that can skew the actual data with interacting age-related and period-related confounders.
The present code can be considered a first but large step towards macroscopic modeling of laser-plasma interactions.
They are logically derived from more complete models.
The second obvious application of this approach is the possibility of modelling language.
The elicited production task involves presenting subjects with prompts that encourage subjects (without modeling) to produce certain structures.
A second proposal is to keep the two models separate but in each case to expand clause (a) and/or clause (b).
In fact, in such a legal system less justified models could yield morally better legal content than more justified models.
All models include state and year fixed effects and state*trend interactions.
The preface acknowledges the necessity for a team approach to brachytherapy, modelling the multidisciplinary approach in teletherapy.
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Collocations withmodel

model

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additive model
The information variables have been considered first separately, then in an additive model.
alternative model
The model should be replaced only if an alternativemodel is proposed which provides a better summary of the 81 tasks.
analytical model
In these approaches, planning of manipulation strategies rely mainly upon an analytical model of flexible object.
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