Sentence examples for model has in from inspiring English sources

This model has, in the last century or so, produced the greatest flowering of human achievement the world has ever seen, a magnificent golden age of creative works.

The European model has in recent years developed a reputation for being correct more often, on average, than the American one.

The free growth model has in general considered the growth of a two-dimensional nucleus on a potent flat substrate.

The Victorian model has in many ways returned: a few miles north of here, the Woodberry Down development boasts "luxury apartments" with a view over "acres of beautifully landscaped parkland".

This model has in fact already been exploited by other researchers in the preliminary stages of vehicle design and occupant safety assessment.

In the case of a dual continuum, the model has in its physics the capability to clearly separate conduction properties attached to fractures and channels from capacitive properties of the host matrix.

WHAT do reality TV shows like "Survivor" and "America's Next Top Model" have in common with an insurgent method of stimulating useful innovations around the world?

Similarity in shape is the only thing that the data and the model have in common.

The thing that the traditional working model and the new working model have in common is a single-minded focus on hard productivity.

The prediction model had, in the pooled samples, a C statistic = 0.84 (95% CI 0.79 0.88) and was calibrated (P value = 0.99).

Computational modeling has in fact played an important role in biomedical R&D for years.