Sentence examples for models are essentially from inspiring English sources

Models are essentially abstractions that should encapsulate the essential features of the system being modeled.

However, existing models are essentially derived for vaporization occurring in sprays combustion.

The present stellar models are essentially one-dimensional, namely spherically symmetric.

This is desirable because of the rise of electronic exchanges, in which machine-powered models are, essentially, competing against other machine-powered models.

It is wrong to say that computer models are "essentially best-guess re-creations of the way the climate system works" ("Climate Debate").

"And production lines for many models are essentially sold out for the next two or three years," the trade group said.

There were actually some attempts to develop prediction models for CBR, but most of these models were essentially statistical correlations.

But analyst Carolina Milanesi told me these models were essentially about the firm proving its innovation credentials.

The energy of the models is essentially the same for all the boron positions in the silicon backbone.

The models were essentially unchanged when overall survival was the end-point.

The median air exchange rate of the models was essentially the same, approximately 0.22 air changes per hours (ACH).