Sentence examples for little models that from inspiring English sources

Growing up I always thought the only people that get the attention and get the boys are the skinny little models that have that perfect butt, no cellulite, no stretch marks.

I started out in professional life as a maker of shrubberies an economic modeler, specializing — like my mentor Rudi Dornbusch — in cute little models that one hoped yielded surprising insights.

Often we can't see sun or stars, so we refer to a little model that we can carry with us, a wristwatch, which, as it happens, is more accurate than a device like a sundial that offers a direct read-out from the heavens.

When I was a little kid, my brother was really into the idea of solar power when he was twelve or thirteen and had built this little model home that was solar-powered.

However, there has been little study on thermal models that consider the heat flux distribution for the analysis of focused NIR heating using an elliptical reflector.

Although many of the target characteristics affecting GRper and DEM accuracy have been identified little research has developed models that can predict GRper as a function of key factors.

Moreover, one might expect variants associated with BMD to add very little predictive value to models that already include BMD as a clinical variable.

The bond rating agencies cooperatively came up with models that assumed little could go wrong.

Admissions decisions are, more and more, based on statistical models that leave little room for hunches about character and potential.

But many of the cars that consumers want most in a recession — fuel-sipping models that need little maintenance — are still hard to find.

The eight authors are all social scientists rather than economists, meaning that they prefer fieldwork and actual observations to mathematical models that bear little relation to reality.