The phrase "a model size" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific size that serves as a standard or example for comparison, often in contexts like fashion, design, or manufacturing.
Example: "The dress is available in a model size, which is typically a size 6, to help customers gauge the fit."
Alternatives: "a standard size" or "a reference size".
The small sample bias-corrected cAIC is found to yield a model size closer to the true model size.
A model size of 200 cm x 50 cm x 90 cm was used with instrumentation (Displacement Transducers) to investigate and observed the deformation.
A model size with 20 records provides the highest correct percentage of 98.98% for the classification.
Therefore, this approach can result in a model size that is much smaller and has a recognition speed that is dramatically increased.
We choose a model size of 24 × 24 pixels that is commonly used for human face detection and obtain 484 gradient features, 484 census features, and 8,464 structure features.
We also performed the calculation for a model size of 20 km × 20 km × 20 km in order to check the effect of the model size on the results.
They crafted a model-size airfoil and a counter-acting flat plate, both according to dimensions Lilienthal had specified, and attached them to an extra bicycle wheel, which they mounted horizontally in front of the handlebars.
If you're a regular model size (i.e. a walking skeleton), these outfits look like you've just escaped from a concentration camp.
I'm not cute, or built to suit a fashion model size," the voiceover says while the video shows a woman applying lipstick and then cuts to a rugby player putting in her mouthguard.
The ad, featuring a naked model, size 16, shouting "I'm normal" from the hilltops, was a huge turnoff for consumers, both male and female.
Stepwise BIC selects models of size 13 (BE) and 11 (FS), since BIC generally favors smaller models by imposing a larger model size penalty.
