Sentence examples for models comes in from inspiring English sources

This is the entry-level Apple Watch and, like the other models comes in two sizes.

The motivation for considering HDS models comes in part from the wide availability of datasets with many regressors.

Since the use of freshly excised human skin for experimental investigations meets with ethical and practical limitations, information on XME in models comes in the focus including non-human mammalian species and in vitro skin models.

"Victoria's Secret models come in sometimes".

And this is where programability comes in and programing models come in.

He admits that "when the models came in, it was a little bit slower".

Both cargo and passenger models come in three wheelbase configurations, two weight-capacity ratings and two roof heights.

New models coming in 2012-13 make sorting out the offerings more complex, said John German, senior fellow at the International Council on Clean Transportation.

Across the faded clubhouse carpet, then, the models came in cropped battle jackets over wet-looking black tops and slim skirts or trousers.

The American unit has only two new models coming in the next several months, a redesigned Eclipse sport coupe and a small truck built by Chrysler.

During fashion week, speed of application and no risk of causing irritation are essential, and versatility is key because models come in all shades and skin types.