Sentence examples for model to export from inspiring English sources
The McDonald's part is the easiest piece of the Aravind model to export.
Just hours before the speech, Houthi rebels in Yemen assaulted the compound of one of Obama's most critical counter-terrorism clients, Yemen president Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, even as Obama has called Yemen a counter-terrorism model to export.
Jose did show them some more complex features, specifically installing plugins and using one of them to slice up models to export them for laser cutting in slices.
One way Japan acquired its technological prowess was by letting its companies exploit a captive domestic market of gadget-crazy consumers and then rapidly develop better and cheaper models to export.
Many systems can implement converters between the IFC schema and their native data models to export and import IFC instances to exchange information with each other (Zhang et al. 2015).
Therefore, we had no opportunity to test their use in our model, nor to export multimedia items in full MPEG-7 format.
The role of the Cl−/HCO3− exchangers is this model is to export HCO3− that is generated by carbonic anhydrase in the process of generating H+ as substrate for the H+ ATPase (Fig. 10).
An integrated user interface helps users to access selected mineral and sorption data, to extract internally consistent data sets for sorption modeling, and to export them in formats suitable for other modeling software.
In the early 1990s computer makers used this model: They planned to export models made in China but wound up selling them in China.
Then q i j (e x p ) < p means that export model j is superior to export model i at a confidence level of 1 - p. The other way round, q i j (e x p ) > (1 − p ) means that model i is superior to model j at 1 - p confidence level.
An online digital printing platform may seem like the perfect business model to focus exporting, as the need for business cards transcends cultures and languages, but MOO.com didn't launch with an international campaign.
