Sentence examples for model lie in from inspiring English sources

The plausibility and appeal of this model lie in its recognition of the growing internationalization of the industrial economy.

The merits of MMNL model lie in that preference discrepancy among individuals is allowed, the correlation among different trips of the same consumer can be described, and it can approach to the estimated results of any other random utility models.

Future applications of the hybrid model lie in effects of electron density fluctuations on inception, propagation and branching of streamers, and in accurate calculations of electron energies at and of electron run-away from the streamer head.

The advantages of the CAM model lie in comparatively low costs and the technical simplicity with no need for specialized facilities and expertise.

The most important features of this model lie in the possibility of combining a relatively low dose of inoculum and long period of disease progression, allowing for a reproducible setting to examine clinical features as well as sufficient time to develop the histopathological features seen in a human setting.

The Bank's flagship model lies in the middle.

A second shot shows Cyrus pouting in sunglasses as again, a pale, limp model lies in the background.

An Inditex spokesman said: "The ­success of the model lies in being able to adapt what you're ­offering in the shortest time possible to what ­clients want.

He says the origins of the site's compatibility model lay in Warren's clinical work as a psychologist, which largely revolved around heterosexual couples.

Shown working together on a shoot with a model lying in state, Ford drafts in his maid – who is dressed in the kind of outfit last seen on domestic staff in Jeeves & Wooster.

The novelty of presented model lies in two main aspects.