Sentence examples for deliver model from inspiring English sources
And distribution happens through a cycle of development, evolution and redistribution, rather than a one time manufacture and deliver model.
Tesla can now deliver Model 3 vehicles to European customers.
Also, OR models have to be incorporated within a decision support system in order to allow non-OR users to deliver model parameters, and to run and interact with these models.
Numerous studies are available for exploiting watershed scale models such as WATFLOOD (Dorner et al. [2006]), the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) (Neitsch et al. [2005]), the Spatially Explicit Deliver Model (SEDMOD) (Fraser [1999]), and KINEROS/STWIR (Guber et al. [2011]) for predicting pathogen transport.
Under the ruling, Qualcomm would still be permitted to deliver models that already are on the market as of June 7, whether or not they use the patented technology.
The ability to predict urban hydrology has also evolved, to deliver models suited to the small temporal and spatial scales typical of urban and peri-urban applications.
When Tesla first began delivering Model S vehicles to China in 2014, the company went on a hiring spree and eventually amassed a staff of 600 people.
Previous studies have shown the possibility of down-regulating the T cell response by delivering model Ags to quiescent DCs resident in secondary lymphoid organs [56] [59].
Over half of the companies are currently integrating new pricing and delivering models, including subscriptions (40percentt are implementing), but also things like sharing (27percentt) and renting of goods and services (17percentt).
Brenner worked quickly, and on February 17, delivered models for both obverse and reverse similar to the eventual coin, though with a somewhat larger bust of Lincoln, and the motto "In God We Trust" omitted.
Fourthly, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) can play an important role in developing and delivering models for more innovative services; supporting government initiatives and building capacity [ 49- 51].
