Sentence examples for model that runs from inspiring English sources
To handle the computational load, we present a parallel version of the model that runs on distributed memory computer clusters.
Industry analysts said the company's troubles were not unexpected, given the enormous resources needed to introduce an all-new model that runs primarily on battery power.
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The proposed solution provides the user a structure to reuse their VRLs using a Java model that runs in a server and a Javascript graphical user interface in the client device.
Other automakers are in various stages of introducing electric vehicles to the market, and General Motors is preparing to bring out the Chevrolet Volt, a $41,000 model that runs on electricity but is not all-electric because it has a gas engine to extend its driving range.
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Among the cars the museum has on display are an 1854 model that ran on steam and Ferrari sports cars that can top 200 kilometers an hour.
It has leant on car makers to introduce new models that run on ethanol and, this month, the sales tax on such cars was cut.
The government on Monday would only confirm the technique works on the iPhone model Farook used – the iPhone 5c – but it's possible it could work on other models that run the same software.
"Despite Trump's claim that he doesn't believe the polls, his research team spends $100,000 a week on surveys and has sophisticated models that run more reliable election simulations.
Combined with car manufacturers forced by regulations to produce models that run further on the same amount of oil, a new report by the analysts suggests global gasoline demand is likely to peak by 2030.
