Sentence examples for model it sounds from inspiring English sources

Though it's a new model, it sounds retro, "like the '70s and '80s kind of synth sound," Mr. Stevens said, "anachronistic and idiomatic and weird".

As a business model, it sounds promising.

A less expensive model; it is still sound a lot compared to a normal bicycle, but running costs are minimal, and if it replaces a car or even a train commute the money soon makes sense. 2 SPARTA X2, £1,895; justebikes.co.uk.

Although there are shortcomings in the SIRIUS model, it contains many sound concepts that can form assumptions for the creation of an integrated model: 1. Anthesis occurs at a predictable Tt target beyond flag leaf appearance.

It can mimic famous mics – a ribbon Mic for Led Zep fans, a more NPR-style for podcasters – and can even model environments so it sounds like you're in a studio or a cozy booth.

So based on our model it is not the sound feature (periodicity) per se what matters in auditory cortical processing, but what the cortex does with it, namely object segregation of periodic sounds.

So, if you catch a model in real life, it sounds like her boobs might look a lot more like our own than we'd ever guess.

In the 1950's, Jimmy Smith developed a pathbreaking style on the Hammond organ: he used Charlie Parker as an improvisatory model and made it sound percussive.

It sounds cruel, but a model's got to eat.

This was early Beethoven: skillful, ebullient and beholden to Classical models; these players made it sound like solid gold.

While an exploratory-data approach is never a substitute for sound causal modelling, it can nevertheless usefully inform it, especially when background knowledge on the topic of interest is scant.