"model release" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a document signed by a model, granting permission to a photographer to use their photograph in a physical or digital form. For example, "Although we had the model consent to the shoot, we couldn't publish the photos until we had a model release."
The Berkeley Brand project provides a toolkit that includes a model release form (a direct link to the file is at http://www.berkeley.edu/brand/img/downloads/Model-Release-Form.pdf).
For a photo in which a person is recognizable, you should secure a model release from the subject wherever possible.
And when there were no model release forms, A.S.P.C.A. safety guidelines and political correctness, not to mention scruples about objectivity and deception.
Both formulations followed Weibull mathematical model release with a significant difference in td parameter in favor of the SNEDDS.
For the last 30 years the console manufacturers have prospered on a single business model: release one piece of hardware, with set specifications and support it for several years.
It is divided into seven elements such as data warehousing, data preprocessing, feature subset selection, modeling, model evaluation, model updating and model release.
"They wanted me to track down all 300 of my models and have them sign model releases, which would have been monstrous work," he said.
Personal releases are often referred to as "model releases," although the term "model" can be used for anyone, not just professional models.
The color-screen Clié, as well as the gray-scale model released last year, offers both a thumb wheel for navigating lists and a slot for a Memory Stick.
Nike's Air Max Craze, a model released in February, has a strap for a heel and a zipper over the laces.
If that's the case, perhaps pared-back tech does have merit, since there have been numerous problems with almost every iPhone model released.
