Sentence examples for make some models from inspiring English sources

You take a Super 8 and make some models, and move, click, move, click.

Siemens, Toshiba and Panasonic also rely on ODMs to produce some of their phones.Using an ODM, at least to make some models, has several advantages for the established handset-makers, says Adam Pick of iSuppli, a market-research firm.

Since the CRRES result is highly energy dependent and we rather need the flux integrated over energy, we do not try an exact comparison, but make some models with the basic features described above, seeking any better similarities with the solar cell degradation rate.

The usual approach to incorporating noise into population dynamical models is to make some model parameter(s) (typically the growth rate, the carrying capacity, or both) stochastic and responsive to environment fluctuations.

Great effort has been put into finding reasonable values for some modelling parameter, but unfortunately, many others are still largely empirical, making some models difficult to validate.

"We made some models, wiggly ones, and I loved them, I really loved them, and the client loved them, too," he said.

But, as the euro has risen, for most of its exported models Mercedes, like its rival BMW, has had to increase its prices in America.Skidding alarminglyVolkswagen, Europe's biggest carmaker, says that the strong euro shaved €1 billion ($1.25 billion) from profits last year, even though it makes some models in Mexico, which limits the damage.

The OBR is a relatively new reactor technology and offers enhanced and more uniform mixing than traditional reactors, making some model assumptions more closer to the reality.

This makes some model changes (e.g., adding more states to a site) a manual, error-prone process done through copy-paste.

We do not consider non-biologically plausible models here as our aim is neuroscience, how the brain works, but we do consider in the Discussion some of the factors that make some other models not biologically plausible, in the context of guiding future investigations of biologically plausible models of how the brain solves invariant visual object recognition.

As pupils progress through primary school, their understanding of 3D shapes and their properties will be greatly enhanced by the chance to make some 3D models.