Sentence examples for models amounts to from inspiring English sources

"The electricity cost of powering the TV, even for the largest models, amounts to less than $2 a week," Mr. DuBravac said.

In the light of increased transparency, inter-subjective independency, quantitative explicit results, comparability of results and methodological advantages (reproducibility and inclusion of subjective expert judgements), the expected value of assessing input variable uncertainty of energy models amounts to a better understanding of the associated uncertainty of an energy scenario.

As one physicist who was there tells me, a prominent economist objected that the use of computational models amounted to "cheating" or "peeping behind the curtain," and that respectable economics, by contrast, had to be pursued through the proof of infallible mathematical theorems.

Although the application of nonparametric Poisson models amounted to a great advance over earlier designs, enabling more flexible control of unmeasured confounding variables that change over time, the problems detected, such as the difficulty in setting the number of degrees of freedom, seem to have heightened interest in other alternatives, such as CCO.

To Michael Arrington, the elbow-throwing, supercilious founder of the popular Silicon Valley blog TechCrunch, Demo's business model amounts to "payola".

Canadian supporters of multiculturalism insist that their model amounts to a celebration of diversity, rather than the imposition of political policies.

In the supertwistor version the quantization of the model amounts to the well known oscillator formalism for non-compact supergroups.

Depending on what kind of model we are dealing with, building and manipulating a model amounts to different activities demanding a different methodology.

Fisher's geometrical model amounts to a description of mutation and selection for individuals characterised by a number of quantitative traits.

If you extend that platform worldview, Red Hat's support model amounts to selling a slightly better version of the road – in this case, the Linux operating system – which is already good enough for most people.

In the wider sense, a model is just a system of semantic rules that interpret the abstract calculus and the study of a model amounts to scrutinizing the semantics of a scientific language.