Sentence examples for model make for from inspiring English sources

The 1TB of Google Drive storage and the LTE radio on the $1449 model make for an attractive package, so long as you're already deeply committed to Google's cloud storage ecosystem.

What predictions does the authors' model make for preplay/replay in these cells?

Jose Miranda, talked about the cost of their heavily armored Humvee, a special model made for members of military police detachments.

So this was the model made for the first determination of the structure of penicillin; in fact, the potassium salt of penicillin.

Worldwide, only 14 Il-96s are operating, including a model made for Cuba with a flex cabin that converts from passenger seating for Cubana de Aviación to a V.I.P. layout for presidential trips.

Whether the pay-what-you-want model makes for an enjoyable customer experience is another matter – it may seem attractive for the economically restricted (and stingy), but it goes against the face-saving British character.

Bridgestone/Firestone Inc. tested a tire model made for two Toyota Motor vehicles after small cracks were found on the sidewalls, but both companies said today that the problems appeared to be only cosmetic.

This, combined with micropayments model, makes for an interesting product.

One idea, offers Zhang Xin, a motorcycle industry analyst at Guotai Securities in Beijing: a Harley model made for China to be sold through Zongshen's local marketing channels.

But again, the whole kilobyte model makes for a fuzzy-at-best case of how much real data you're actually using.

The richness and stochastic nature of the model makes for a difficult inference problem, especially when using a small number of summary statistics calculated from the sequence alignments of each taxon pair.