Sentence examples for model which weighs from inspiring English sources

The Yukon Yak model, which weighs a bit less than five pounds when deflated, costs $790.

The iPad 2 is expected to be thinner and lighter than the current model, which weighs 1.5 pounds.

The Colorado School of Mines (# 59), The University of Colorado in Boulder (#85), and Colorado State University (#90) were named 'Top Values,' according to Kiplinger's model, which weighs academic performance against cost factors such as tuition, room and board, fees and average debt carried by graduate.

The torpedoes were of the G/7 model, which weighed 1,365 kg (3,010 lb) and carried a warhead weighing 195 kg (430 lb).

In the dead of winter, when the sky is slate and the moorings are empty, he is joined by a dozen Larchmont die-hards each cold Sunday morning for a vigorous session of boat racing with three-foot-long CR-914 models, which weigh in at just over six pounds and enjoy the sweet sailing characteristics of the full-scale America's Cup yachts from which they are patterned.

Using wooden camera models which weighed 30-75 g, the pigeons were carefully trained for their load.

Then, for each feature an average log ratio and associated p-value was obtained from replicate measurements (arrays) using the Rosetta error model error-weighted averaging method, which weighs the ratio of each sample inversely proportional to the variance of that sample.

Limma was used in conjunction with voom, 27 which weighs the mean variance relationship of the log-counts, needed for accurate modeling.

The Voyage, which weighs 6.34oz (180g), will be available for purchase on 2 October from £169, alongside an updated model of the basic Kindle with a touch display for £59.

Unemployment -- which weighs heavily on consumer spending -- remains high.

The ball, which weighs more than 200 lbs.