Sentence examples for exploding model from inspiring English sources

On the flip side, McCartney and his crew pulled out all the stops for his James Bond movie theme "Live and Let Die," for which images of an exploding model of London played out on the big screen behind the musicians.

Later on, at a home-renovation superstore, chunks of exploded model kitchen rain down around them in slow motion.

Micro-earthquake locations can be inferred using wave-equation imaging under the exploding reflector model, assuming densely sampled data and known velocity.

Purely coincidental is the fact that one of the pioneers in exploding DPC model (Dr. Brian Forrest and the offshoot startup he advises — Physician Care Direct) is in the same locale.

Using an exploded logit model, respondents' rankings of parcelization impact were found to be consistent, regardless of the forest good or service evaluated.

But the shift to the cloud explodes this model, as software is now available instantly to nearly every business in the world.

With the Third (the "Eroica"), Beethoven exploded that model into something radically new and powerful.

Mira's processing muscle will enable researchers to model exploding stars, turbulent airflow over aircraft wings and wind-turbine blades, or new materials to make better batteries, among others.

The actual destruction of the building was depicted by exploding a miniature model of the station.

In a sense, those works of his that are obviously based on previous music (like this one, Con Brio, composed as a tribute to Beethoven for the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra) explode their models to create a soundscape of instability and unpredictability.

Whether hearing loss is truly a cause of cognitive decline or merely a risk factor associated with the ageing brain, the decline of cognitive abilities into dementia is set to explode financial models of health and social care in Western societies and requires urgent attention.