Sentence examples for model that comes from inspiring English sources
It is a semi-empirical model that comes out of experimental knowledge.
A model that comes with a snap-on plastic lid simplifies food transport.
The model that comes to mind is the 1995 Dayton agreement that ended the war in Bosnia.
The model that comes to mind is the partnership between scientists and gay men in the 1970's relating to hepatitis B and later the advent of AIDS.
"On the one hand, it's a model that comes out of the troubled Internet space and has many warning signals of an Internet company -- like it's not making money".
Try not to open the door too often, to limit the frequency with which the compressor runs, and choose a model that comes with an alarm to warn that the door is ajar.
In their model, that came to 25 trillion gallons a year, or about a fifth of the water Americans consume.
A friend who lives here gave me a luxury windproof model that came with a Swiss Army-style knife, scissors, and nail file.
If you have an older Mac model that came with the system software on floppies, you can use the disk labeled Disk Tools as a boot floppy.
Mr. Ainsworth's house, a prefabricated model that came with the land and was bought by Ms. Beach from Fisher Construction, a Second Life "building company," cost only about 1,400 Lindens, a bit more than $5, to buy, and about $20 to furnish.
In 1970, Bruce Henderson, the founder of the Boston Consulting Group, developed a model that came to be known as the "BCG Matrix" to help firms assess the profit potential of their product lines.
