Sentence examples for mail model from inspiring English sources

Maybe the Mail model and the NYT model can both win through in the end.

It would create alerts like: "Email Mom!" We ended up calling the app Mail Model, per Matt Mullenweg's suggestion (other name suggestions were Mailr, which is already taken, Mail Stats, and Don'tBeAnEmailJerk.com).com

To define this feature, additional decision variables should be added to the mail model as follows: N mt + Open image in new window: number of machine type m removed from the machine depot and returned to cells in period t; N mt − Open image in new window: number of machine type m removed from cells and moved to the machine depot in period t.

Now, instead of being able to have a Web mail model where Yahoo! can give away a 10MB account (or whatever) and charge $50 (or whatever) for more space, it has to give away mail for free, lest it go out of business.

The model I like is the set-your-own-price-to-receive-mail model.

Rent the Runway is a recession-era twist on the Internet rent-by-mail model, which has been used for things like textbooks and video games in addition to movies.

Or, if Restoration Hardware so chooses, an opportunity to grow the brand, regain public respect, and publicly admit that although well intentioned, the mass mailing model, especially a group of catalogs that weighs similar to a standard bowling ball, is outdated and no longer fits with a company dedicated to customer satisfaction and sustainability.

There is no point trying to copycat a Mail Online model now, they have captured that [advertiser funded] market".

The challenge then became reworking the Mail Pilot model to implement its advanced features without the use of a third-party server.

As Harry pointed out, there may also be something specific to the mail order model of online drug marketplaces that make it easier for drug users to control their intake.

According to the Daily Mail, Giles' modeling troubles are not unique, and recently, several models have sued companies for using their images without permission or compensation.