Sentence examples for models coming from from inspiring English sources

Were the models coming from tubercular quarantine?

Then, in the 1990s, after his family moved to Michigan, he was impressed by the "dynamite" concept cars and production models coming from Chrysler's studios.

Silicon Valley is not a monolithic entity, but you will see different business models coming from there that will disrupt different parts of the economy.

But she said that new business models coming from start-ups would continue to put pressure on the payments market and potentially reshape it.

In this paper we discuss fast implementation of the model based centralized controllers using fractional Fourier transform for large scale plant models coming from spatial discretization of a certain type of linear spatially-varying distributed parameter systems.

Here we adapted an existing computational model of the dentate gyrus (J Neurophysiol 93: 437-453, 2005) by replacing the reduced granule cell models with morphologically detailed models coming from (3D) reconstructions of mature cells.

All the most famous exotic models came from Wilhelmina's agency.

The Issey Miyake models came from all directions, finally forming a finale as a globe of color and pattern.

He said that many of the models come from broken homes or poor countries, speak little English and are conforming to those demands as a means of survival.

Our new models come from industries that have learned to increase the capabilities and efficiency of the human beings who work for them.

Autoregressive models come from econometrics and their use for modelling the response of a physical system has been well established in the last twenty years.