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model

[mod-l] / ˈmɒd l /




NOUN
person, thing that poses
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VERB
display, pose
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From an emergency-management point of view, these situations can become deadly in about 90 seconds—far outpacing evacuation models.

From The Wall Street Journal

Using statistical models, the team estimated current fish populations and projected how much they could increase if overfished reefs were managed more effectively.

From Science Daily

Using well validated risk models, researchers grouped participants into four categories by considering age, genetic information, lifestyle factors, health history, and breast density.

From Science Daily

Still, the quality of spending on AI has faced new scrutiny lately, with a split emerging in favor of Google parent Alphabet and its new Gemini model launched in November.

From MarketWatch

“All in the Family” was modeled on the British series “Till Death Us Do Part,” as “Steptoe and Son” became “Sanford and Son.”

From Los Angeles Times