Sentence examples for models for life from inspiring English sources
The bills have no faces, no heroes, no models for life or culture.
Scientists believe the moons are potential homes of primitive life and could be models for life on moons beyond our solar system.
Applicability of common used creep fatigue damage models for life evaluation was discussed based on the obtained experimental results and only a grain boundary sliding model could evaluate the lives within a small scatter.
The proposed approach is expected to ease the difficulties in performing LCA, especially in sorting, retrieval and integration of valuable data from exiting product and process models for life cycle modelling, and thus to better facilitate environment-friendly product design and manufacturing.
These data can be incorporated into models for life insurance, pensions, and healthcare planning, but most of all communicated to patients to help them manage their lives better.
Radiation stability of composites made with the advanced fibers of Nicalon Type S and the UBE Tyranno SA, where no change in strength was observed up to 10 dpa at 800 °C, in the development of materials with improved thermal conductivity, modeling of thermal conductivity, joining techniques and models for life-prediction.
Art and Ginny Blevins of Tolar, Texas, who regularly produce portraits in busts and reliefs, stated that three-quarters of their work is terra cotta, and they only create bronzes (from terra cotta models) for life-sized pieces.
This explanation comports with models for life-history expression in male Atlantic salmon, Salmo salar, that mature either at a small size in fresh water (as parr) or at a considerably larger size, following a seaward migration (as anadromous males).
He was a role model for living life to its fullest, had a grand life and he passed with no regrets.
"It became a model for life.
"Overcoming obstacles is a terrific model for life," Mr. Stewart said, noting that many successful chief executives had learning disabilities.
