Sentence examples for a first-generation model from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tieleman spent about $257,000 on the floor, an investment that will not be recouped from the energy it saves, he said, because as a first-generation model it is fairly inefficient.

This study presents a first-generation model that can predict where to find soft sediments in coastal areas with a complex topography and a mosaic of seabed habitat types.

A fourth generation model that will describe passivity on alloys is now under development.

Tolman, H. L. The numerical model WAVEWATCH: a third-generation model for the hindcasting of wind waves on tides in shelf seas.

Instead of a high-decibel, ear-shattering engine, all that could be heard was a low electric whirring as the latest robotic mower, a second-generation model called the RoboMower RL800 from Friendly Robotics (www.friendlyrobotics.com), trimmed our grass.

Scroll on 21 months and a second-generation model later, and we have a better idea: iPads are for lounging on the sofa, browsing, emailing, tweeting and Facebooking, for sure.

A third generation model, i.e. SWAN was employed for wave simulation and the results were compared with the recorded wave data.

Apple executive Philip Schiller announced a new full-size iPad – a fourth-generation model, which may not please those who bought the one that only went on sale in March.

The iPad has been updated with a fourth generation model.

Its recently announced a third-generation model should help it retain its ranking at the top of the hybrid heap.

But now we know that Google will probably reveal a third-generation model of Chromecast, thanks to one recent Best Buy customer who discovered the device on store shelves.