modeller
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- noun
- /ˈmɒdələr/
- UK
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modelador
- In the film industry, a modeller helps to build intricate digital sets that enhance the storytelling.
Examples
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Architects rely on a powerful modeller to visualize their designs in three dimensions before construction.
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Faster computing will help climate modellers as resolution and process detail increase.
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Whatever path you choose, you should bring together the best data modellers, enterprise data architects, and business data experts to make it a reality.
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The weight of evidence is such that modellers are frantically revising their strategies.
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Climate modellers predicted a long time ago that the Arctic would warm fastest and the Antarctic would.
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This approach enables modellers to overcome the lack of appropriate statistical data by concentrating on total energy demand and its partition into energy sources.
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The GHCN data's purpose is to allow climate modellers to represent the average temperature and temperature change over time for a region as part of a global dataset that gives the best estimate for global average temperature change over time.
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Econometric modellers who have embedded an oil or energy model into their macroeconometric models have found that lower oil prices lead to higher economic activity and a lower aggregate price level if economic policies remain unchanged.
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One of my colleagues, an ecological modeller, insisted his entire career that systems (box mass transfer models) could be modeled with linear coefficients—because, I believe, this made the math tractable.
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Modellers' attention has been focused on the interfuel substitution approach since the pioneering studies of Berndt and Wood (1975), Fuss (1977), and Halvorsen (1977).
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Etymology
The word modeller comes from model, a familiar word for a small copy or pattern, and the ending -er, which means 'one who does' something. So a modeller is a person or a program that makes or shapes models, for example software that builds 3D characters.