Sentence examples for making models from from inspiring English sources

Making models from paper can require very few resources and take mere minutes (or even seconds) to execute.

She starts by getting them to depict their lives in spray-painted graffiti on giant sheets of paper, or by making models from sand or clay.

Instead, he made models, from wood, clay or turnips.

The Blaschkas pored over natural history books, performed dissections and, as soon as they could afford to, installed seawater aquariums to make models from live creatures.

We get ideas and make models from those observations and from those models, make predictions of what will happen in the future.

"Rapid prototyping" methods of making models of objects from computer files can dramatically cut the time from the drawing board to market.

Last season, Hunter burst on to the scene with a show in which the magician Dynamo appeared to make models disappear from the catwalk.

The nonlinear character and the usually large number of parameters in biological mathematical models make model identification from experimental data a rather complex task.

Indoor activities, like making Sun models from clay, will take place regardless of weather.

The reader may ask themselves whether one should worry about the so-called the Backus effect when making field models from purely intensity data.

Madame Tussaud (who gave the attraction its now-jettisoned apostrophe) even made wax models from guillotined heads during the Reign of Terror.