Sentence examples for chin model from inspiring English sources

The Freely Jointed chin model (FJC) and Wormlike chain model (WLC) cannot be compared due to their small values (approximately 0.12 pN).

Moreover, an experimental analysis shows an agreement with the performance of MATLAB/Simulink model (Chin et al. 2011; Chin 2012).

A similar pattern of expression leading to the transcriptional downregulation of the TCA cycle and alternative pathways involved in producing TCA cycle components has also been reported in other infection models (Chin et al. 2010).

These three models fall under the category of type II HIV-AIDS models based on Chin's classification of AIDS projections models [10].

Some use the old photographers' trick: chin resting on the model's strategically placed hand, cleverly hiding any hint of a double chin.

This way, you won't have any double chin disasters, and your model won't have to look up to far which makes her head look longer than it is.

She is, in her way, the very model of chin-up, eyes-ahead British resourcefulness.

Chin (2012) has also done model-based simulation of an intelligent microprocessor-based standalone solar tracking system.

// Chin up, hands holding the model spire before him, eyes half closed; joy – "I've waited half my life for this day!"' It doesn't quite make sense, or it doesn't make immediate sense.

Dacia has had a good look at that business model, scratched its chin and said: "Tell you what, why don't we build a car that's not so smooth and not so glossy, that's a bit noisy and has doors that make a strange rubbery sound when you open them, and then sell it for half the price?" This plain-as-day idea is now being grabbed with both hands by hard-pressed British motorists.

The conceptualisation also adheres to the relativistic model proposed by Chin and Muramatsu (52).