Sentence examples for models could have from inspiring English sources
Existing computer models could have demonstrated this, but overseers failed to consult them.
Having 13 or 14 daily centres meant that different business models could have been tried.
Squint your eyes and any of Ackermann's models could have been Tilda Swinton, an ardent Ackermann fan.
The stabilizers on older models could have moved in unpredictable and dangerous ways as well, because of factors like electrical shorts, bad sensor data or computer problems.
Such models could have an ability to predict the formulation properties as well as composition for desired characteristics with saving of time, material and cost.
Had he grown up in America, his role models could have been "anyone from Michael Jordan to Henry Louis Gates Jr... whereas in Britain we had to pick between Frank Bruno, Lenny Henry and Trevor McDonald".
Aside from the omissions of 3D Touch (which will polarise opinion) and a more updated design, the iPhone SE is everything fans of Apple's smaller models could've wanted.
She thinks her model could have predicted the recent slowdown of atmospheric warming ahead of time.
It is not clear how any economic model could have survived this hostile encirclement.
"Building a sustainable open centre model could have worked to be put to use in Malaysia and Indonesia and other countries," Coleman said.
First, the island's gradual separation from the mainland, illustrated by the researchers' model, could have a lot to do with the bigger animals' failure to thrive.
