Sentence examples for models call for from inspiring English sources

But few of these models call for a decisive win for Mr. Obama.

This, along with high computational cost of numerical models call for low to medium order deterministic models that still capture the dominant effects of fluid flow during drilling.

Popular models call for a superfluid inferno of nearly pure neutrons, about 20 kilometers wide and 1.5 times as massive as our sun.

Such constitutive models call for a different nonlocal generalization than those for continuum damage mechanics, in which the total strain is reversible, or for plasticity, in which there is no memory of the initial state.

Jay Brown Jay Brown, MBIA's chief executive, said Monday that Fitch's computer models call for MBIA to have "inappropriate capital levels," and took umbrage with Fitch's on-again-off-again view of the company even after it has raised $3 billion in new capital.

Yet denying the fund the opportunity to short stocks would strip it of the chance to make billions by betting on the collapse of retailers whose business models call for buying lawn chairs for $50 so that they can be sold online for $24.

That year was a little better than 2000 — only one of the 15 models called for a John Kerry win, with the rest predicting Mr. Bush's re-election.

Those companies whose business models called for offering Web entertainment supported only by online advertising are finding that this is not a viable strategy, Mr. Hulett and others said last week.

He said forecasts for sales in the fiscal year beginning in July were too high, noting that the analysts' spreadsheet models called for strong growth in Vista sales, while at the same time predicting slower growth for the rest of the personal computer industry.

The complexity of such integrated models calls for alternative methods of solution, such as Approximate Dynamic Programming (ADP), which provide a further increase in the performance necessary for the daily operation.

Later that day, no significant change in intensity was predicted, as persistent wind shear seemed to be weakening Ernesto, though the SHIPS and GFDL computer models called for significant strengthening.