Sentence examples for model that echoes from inspiring English sources
A model that echoes the studio system is much more likely to succeed at scale than a publishing monolith.
They argued that homeless people with income should be expected to pay for a portion of their shelter costs, a model that echoes the federal Section 8 housing voucher program.
Now Jaguar is out to capture that same level of glory, recently announcing that it would build the F-Type (for sale in 2003 as a 2004 model), a roadster that echoes the lines of the E-Type in form, but will share many of the underpinnings of the new X-Type sports sedan.
The new mayor will sit on the Greater Manchester combined authority, alongside the 10 district council leaders, echoing a model that was considered and rejected for London.
The facts are there is no "middle range" theory, or any reasonable research or ethical model that would back up politicians' claims, echoed by many in the media, that households in the first 20percentt, or even the top 3percentt of incomes in the nation should be considered middle-income or middle-class Americans.
The spectral radius of the echo-state network was set at 0.99 [ 6]. Figure 3 shows the basic scheme of the echo-state network model that was used in this study.
That echoes the views of Aborigines themselves.
The model utters gasps, really some lines that echo the patois of consensual nonconsent play, and away we go.
Over 18 months, they sent back a half-dozen versions of the design for the Lexus LS 400, finally hitting on a car that echoed German luxury models, but with a softer appearance to appeal to American buyers.
On the court you ain't supposed to be nobody's friend.' " "I grew up with role models that were assholes," Bryant said, echoing Young's point.
