Sentence examples for model that resembles from inspiring English sources
Initially RIM will release two variations of the BlackBerry 10, one a touch-screen model that resembles many other phones now on the market.
That's why entrepreneurs have long been searching for a way to create a solar company with an economic model that resembles a software startup selling a sophisticated computer program that drives cheap, commodity hardware.
When Citi Bike is introduced in New York on Monday, it will resemble a sort of cycling stew — bulky bikes to match the behemoths of London, a pricing model that resembles Washington's and pliable station hardware borrowed from Montreal.
To develop a robust in vitro model that resembles the physiologically aligned structure of muscle fibers, we fabricated micropatterned polymer membranes of poly(dimethylsiloxane) (PDMS) with parallel microgrooves, and then examined the effect of micropatterning on myoblast cellular organization and the cell fusion process.
They're introducing a payments model that resembles more of a subscription.
We thus propose a hybrid-MAC model that resembles the 802.11e MAC in most essential respects.
They also suggest that at early stages of this rat model that resemble the human MS, alterations in the paracrine function of PVAT precede those of vascular smooth muscle.
The 1970's and 1980's saw a proliferation of turbine designs, ranging from two- and three-propeller horizontal generator designs to a vertical model that resembled an eggbeater.
Television shows like "Ride With Funkmaster Flex" and "MTV Cribs: Whips, Rides and Dubs Edition" provide encouragement to collectors of models that resemble celebrities' cars.
Moreover, understanding the molecular biology has also led to the development of genetically engineered mouse models that resemble many of the features of human gliomas.
This chapter covers a few examples of numerous animal models that resemble human inflammatory skin diseases, such as atopic dermatitis and psoriasis, genetic skin diseases, such as ichthyosis vulgaris and Netherton syndrome, or various skin cancers.
