Sentence examples for model that means from inspiring English sources

U.S. companies considering a China move often talk about the "LinkedIn model" — a model that means close local ties and full cooperation with the government.

If they're not symmetric, then it isn't an equilibrium because one of those candidates is going to lose for sure and the way we set up the model that means that one of them will drop out: they will deviate to drop out.

We've created a model that means investing shrewdly.

"And we want a financial distribution model that means even though you may suffer the sporting penalty of relegation you don't have to suffer a crippling financial penalty at the same time".

The steady state of the solar and wind energy generation system reflects the balance of model that means any concepts will not change their state in the long term.

And, unlike banks or Monese, instead of charging a monthly account fee, Jatania has decided to create what he described as a simple retail-type pricing model that means any features that aren't free are charged at a standard 99 pence, such as paying in cash or making a cash withdrawal, for example.

Seedcamp was constrained by the 5+5 years investment model that meant it had to sell off their companies.

In the old model, that meant design sought to make something that a million people would want.

Bonus point: Sustainable business models that mean you outlast your US counterpart when the Series A Crunch comes hunting for them….

"The key is to come up with models that mean we don't have to do it all ourselves but instead allow others to take it forward," Chen explains.

According to the Hadley model, that could mean world temperatures stabilizing at a more than 3˚C increase.