Sentence examples for model meaning from inspiring English sources

What Xi now means by reform, they said, is improving a state-led development model, meaning adjusting state intervention for more effective outcomes.

"Norwegian has a low-cost model, meaning a lean administration, brand new and fuel-efficient aircraft and efficient operations.

Streaming service Spotify is contemplating changing its pay/freemium model, meaning that the week's major releases would be pay-only.

A classical approach is to maximally reduce the overall uncertainty in the model, meaning maximal entropy reduction.

The plane was a so-called fly-by-wire model, meaning that a computer sits between the joysticks in the cockpit and the rudder, elevators and other controls.

The code is not mandatory but operates on a "comply or explain" model, meaning that firms must give their reasons if they breach its guidelines.

For example, zero-hours contracts follow the Uberisation model, meaning that employment is insecure and biased towards the economic interests of employers.

His is a statistical-dynamical model, meaning that it uses a combination of physics and statistics to simulate each synthetic storm.

Roughly 600,000 are older models, meaning: They were not constructed to withstand hurricane-level winds.

I found several digital models, meaning they are as easy to operate as a microwave.

And he says that more than half of all new customers are opting for higher-performing, higher-margin machines than basic models, meaning more profits for the company.