First, there's no other model with which to replace that poor mouse.
Unlike salamanders, mice offered a genetically well-documented animal model with which to study limb regeneration.
That is a business model with which the $65 billion media and entertainment industries -- the very ones that nearly sued the pants off Mr. Craig -- are quite familiar.
In most details, the bike is closely related to Ducati's Multistrada model, with which it shares steering geometry, suspension travel, swingarm rear suspension, wheelbase and seat height.
Individual behaviours of spiderlings were quantified and then implemented into a model with which we simulated collective displacements.
A statistical program, SPSS, was used to calculate the mathematical model with which to obtain the response surface.
"China is being sold the hi-tech model of development and we think there is a model with which works with the local character of Chinese planning to achieve sustainability," said Hank Dittmar, chief executive of the prince's foundation.
It runs counter to the Anglo-Saxon model with which too much of the world fell in love, but India's economy can not be run exclusively for and by its English-speaking urban elites.
He built a more sophisticated craft in 1892 that allowed him to glide 270 feet, followed by a model with which he was able to glide 1,150 feet.
Like the object-oriented model of Java, the functional paradigm of OCaml is an important programming model with which all students should be familiar, as it underlies the core of almost any high-level programming language.
We use the information collected from real-world object-oriented applications, such as the Berkeley CAD Group's OCT design tools, as the basis for a simulation model with which to investigate alternative buffering and clustering strategies.
