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model noun antetype, archetype, copy, copy in miniature, design, example, exemplar, exemplum, gauge, guide, ideal, image, imitation, miniature, mold, paradigm, paragon, pattern, plan, precedent, prototype, replica, representation, sample, specimen, standard Associated concepts: Model Code See also: absolute, arrangement, build, case, code, copy, criterion, design, epitome, example, exemplar, exemplary, forge, form, guide, ideal, illustration, instance, laudable, make, norm, paradigm, paragon, paramount, pattern, precedent, principle, produce, professional, prototype, representative, rule, sample, specimen, standard, stellar, style, symbol, typical MODEL. A machine made on a small scale to show the manner in which it is to
be worked or employed.
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In the 1970s, William Thurstou, now also at Cornell, described a way to build an approximate physical model of the hyperbolic plane by taping together paper arcs into rings whose circumferences grow exponentially. all of which are designed to be a physical model for the student to focus all aspects of the self in the same place at the same time. The time to build the tooling for a new part may be a disadvantage for customers who need a physical model right away. |
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