Model
Work out
Work out verb - To produce or bring about especially by long or repeated effort.
Usage example: worked out a compromise between the warring factions
Both terms in one sentence
- The Profiler: Joe Sandilands relies heavily on constructing a model of the criminal's psyche to work out who it is.
- Early on, Jeff says that their relationship can't work out, because their lifestyles are too different — he's a photographer who takes dangerous assignments, she's a fashion model.
Source: Maybe Ever After -
Taps: Jason and Marcus once planned to build a space shuttle, and wrote a computer program to model how particular designs might work out.
Source: Comic Strip / FoxTrot
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