Sentence examples for model rises from inspiring English sources

As for the water cut (Fig. 7), the Darcy model rises the most quickly, then the quasi-linear model ranks the second, and the non-Darcy model rises more slowly.

In particular, consistent with the discrete case, the number of spikes in the theta model rises and then falls again as the input becomes more tightly peaked.

The number of tables required to maintain the relational model rises too quickly for the corresponding amount of stored data.

Total annual costs of options under this model rises by £12.4 M, reducing cost:benefit to farmers by 28%% to £1:£1.98.

Revenue for the quarter, during which the company shifted to a primarily free model from a subscription-based model, rose 58percenttoto $6.2 million from $3.9 million a year earlier.

Ashton Kutcher, a former model, rose to fame in Hollywood by playing a handsome ditz in "Dude, Where's My Car?" and on "That 70s Show".

The internet, the very nemesis of SkyMall's business model, rose up.And C&A Marketing, which specialises in dusting off and reviving tired brands, smelled an opportunity.

Prices range from £269 for the 16GB Wi-Fi-only model, rising to £529 for the 64GB Wi-Fi plus cellular (the version you can take a mobile phone contract with).

The MPC 60, the first model, rose from the ashes of the Linn 9000, created by the engineer Roger Linn, who refined that failed model for Akai in the late 1980s.

Alt isn't exactly the hot model of the moment -- the American model rose to popularity in 1982 when she landed the annual Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover and spent the rest of the decade fronting major ad campaigns and fashion magazines.

For middle-ranking family cars, band C falls by £5 to £100, bands D and E are unchanged at £125 and £150 and band F, which includes many Ford Mondeo models, rises by £25 to £190.