Sentence examples for generation of models from inspiring English sources

In the poorly scoring fragments the alignment was locally modified by shifting the sequences within the limits of predicted secondary structures and a next generation of models corresponding to different alignments was generated.

But is this generation of models really breaking ground?

(Unlike the supermodels, Ms. Rocha's generation of models often fly economy and stay in three-star hotels).

He is, of course, referring to the cartoonish grille grins the company's past generation of models wore.

Until it developed aluminum space frames for its large sedans, Audi was among the manufacturers guilty of creeping weight gains in each successive generation of models.

The new generation of models "are much less sulky, tough or waiflike," said Cindy Gallop, the president of the New York office of Bartle Bogle Hegarty, which has created ad campaigns for brands like Levi's.

The current generation of models is already vastly cleaner than earlier ones, and emissions of carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides, soot and other pollutants are set to fall much further.

Now the company has put that right with the introduction of the new 508 – the five tells us it's a big car, while the eight tells us it's a member of Peugeot's latest generation of models.

This generally still holds true in spite of the fact that a newer generation of model provides more consistent results.

In 1907 the magazine Brickbuilder predicted that Mr. Phipps's initial investment would be like "a living organism," quickly producing a new generation of model tenements erected on the same enlightened models.

But the expected new generation of model Manhattan tenements did not arrive, and according to "Phipps Houses," a 1980 study by Roger Starr, the organization's trustees did not even meet from 1912 to 1919.