Sentence examples for comfortable models from inspiring English sources

SINCE Angelo Difeo opened Blue on a quiet street in busy White Plains more than three years ago, the pretty restaurant has gone through a number of welcome changes, like the freshly repainted intense blue trim in the dining areas and the replacement of the heavy iron garden chairs with lighter, more comfortable models.

Lyndon Johnson is not a comfortable model for President Obama to imitate.

Through this transformation, the CIF is equipped with support for comfortable modeling and simulation environments and with a comprehensive model library, while Modelica gains access to numerous model-based tools that are connected to the CIF.

Using these forms will give you a comfortable model on which to build but it will also create a song more in keeping with what your audience is used to hearing.

The race is on, then, to understand: Can media companies stomach losses on their own, or do they still need the traditional and all-too-comfortable model of someone to just pour in the money and look the other way?

He was disrupting their comfortable business models.

Few health researchers are comfortable with modelling infectious diseases, let alone with using climate models and linking them to disease data (45).

Make yourself comfortable with modeling.

In fact, the number and distribution of the types of special sections seems to mirror an assumption that the readers are more comfortable with mathematical models than understanding the experiments that produce the data that are modeled.

They are often noisier and less comfortable than newer models.

Not the curvy, comfortable and expensive models of the last decade, but the heavy, ungraceful, boxy bruisers imported to the United States between 1958 and 1990.