Sentence examples for model and once from inspiring English sources
Each ad was made twice – once with a size 8 model and once with a size 12.
He exchanged the company Mercedes for a more modest model and once surprised his colleagues in London by arriving in a taxi rather than the customary limousine.
But Zizek — named for the Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Zizek, who is married to a young Argentine model and once taught at the University of Buenos Aires — was only the finale of a phenomenally busy but typical Wednesday in Argentina's capital.
We computed a second CFA to assess the 4-factor BD Sx model, and once again, each item contributed significantly to measurement of its respective factor (i.e., t values >1.96).
This variability is very similar to that observed in the 2-population spiking model, and once again is within the range observed in the real cortical neurons.
Results of these experiments corroborate the pathogenic role of PVL in severe soft tissue infections in the mouse model, and once again indicate that damage inflicted by PVL predominantly affects deep muscle tissues but not superficial skin layers.
Like TinkerCAD, Tiles lets the extremely inexperienced try their hand at 3D modeling and, once they get good, to graduate into more complex tools.
To evaluate the effectiveness of the hierarchical model, we ran the algorithm once with the standard non-hierarchical likelihood (model S) and once with the full hierarchical likelihood (model H).
Ms. Tabaka used to work as a show model herself, and "once had a guy lie on my turntable, take off his shoes and socks, and start pulling on his toes, all in the middle of a presentation".
In these opening scenes, Frank (Jalil Lespert), the pride of his blue-collar family, is a veritable Boy Scout: a little overconfident perhaps but also a model son and, once he lands a job in the factory's human resources division, a dutiful, enthusiastic employee bursting with new ideas.
The value of these targets for new treatment strategies is being tested in model systems and, once safety and efficacy are assured, in human trials.
