Sentence examples for lightweight models from inspiring English sources

And they certainly left behind the philosophy of low-mass construction pioneered by the lightweight models of the 1950's.

Its normal cranks -- sleek, lightweight models by Shimano -- had been replaced by a slightly awkward-looking pair.

Lightweight models, though, that provide cushioning to spare leg muscles without mass to slow movement may be the physiologically smartest alternative, he says, to being bare.

We'll probably be seeing a lot more AMD lightweight models coming out, and we'll keep you informed of the most interesting of them.

Similarly, it becomes of interest to develop lightweight models of software quality and software processes that are easy to construct and modify as well are transparent to the developer and manager.

The hammer comes in a lightweight model -- just 10 ounces -- for $24.

Consumers may not embrace the lightweight model, factories have to be retooled, and a nation of collision repair shops will need to be equipped with the skills and welders needed to repair aluminium.

The parts are 3D-printed in full colour in starch powder, forming a lightweight model that is then vacuum-infiltrated with medical grade silicone, binding it together and providing durable flexibility.

There is the Vegas scooter, displayed spinning on a rotating roulette board; the brochure explains it's a lightweight model capable of carrying a driver up to a maximum weight of 21st, with a top speed of 4mph.

The runners-up can get new perspectives with the Nikon D5200 digital SLR camera kit – a lightweight model packed with creative effects, a vari-angle screen, 24.1mp DX-format CMOS sensor and full HD movie mode.

However, DiffServ-based approach is a lightweight model using a relative-priority scheme to soften the requirements of hard QoS models like IntServ.