Sentence examples for fragile models from inspiring English sources

Miraculously, 49 of the 52 fragile models molded in clay were allowed to travel to New York where they make up the core of a sensational art show.

The curators cringe at the thought of decades of schoolchildren's feet vibrating like jackhammers on the fragile models, truncating an iris leaf and shaking green chips off a shrubby trefoil.

For one thing, the laws governing creating and rewarding creators still revolve around the now-fragile model of valuable copies.

The Copyright Royalty Board of the Library of Congress recently announced a Web-radio royalty payment plan that has caused many free Internet broadcasters to fear for their fragile business models.

The holograms are an inexpensive alternative to bulky, often fragile physical models of wood or polystyrene, says Jared Smith, a senior vice president at Parsons Brinckerhoff in Seattle, an engineering, planning and architecture firm.

However, fragile business models and the leniency of managers in the selection of borrowers usually reduce loan effectiveness.

Sevoflurane also has advantages such as fewer hepatotoxic metabolites and a more rapid induction and recovery profile, which could be useful, particularly in fragile mouse models.

Thus, the fragile breakage model [ 13], as an alternative to the random breakage model, has not been well established.

"Like many orchestras, we're working with an increasingly fragile economic model," he said.

They have argued that video-on-demand releases violate their policies and intentionally undermine their fragile business model.

When the emotionally fragile fashion model Amanda first goes to bed with Robin Stone (now, there's a match made in potboiler hell), the most vivid details aren't about pleasure, but anxiety.