The modelling language is designed to produce well modularised models from which e code can be generated, thereby improving engineers ability to develop testbenches that can be more easily maintained, adapted and reused.
And there are plenty of models from which to choose.
Rawlings is the provider of all helmets for M.L.B. and has at least three models from which players can choose.
Since the middle of the 19th century, our economic success has relied on the availability of outside models from which to choose.
Other systems have employed nomenclatures that emphasize the early manuscript models from which a face evolved or a national influence.
The first horseless carriages looked like the horse-drawn models from which they had evolved, and it was decades before they shook off the essential boxiness that resulted.
Though Justinian's domed basilicas are the models from which Byzantine architecture developed, Hagia Sophia remained unique, and no attempt was thereafter made by Byzantine builders to emulate it.
For Zwiefalten and Ottobeuren Joseph Christian provided the models from which Johann Michael Feichtmayr created the superb series of larger than life-size saints and angels that are the glory of these Rococo interiors.
The bronze medals of Pisanello and other famous medallists owe their value to the art qualities of the wax models from which they were cast by the cire-perdue (lost-wax) process.
Written in a neat book hand that developed into the models from which printing types were designed, the manuscript books of the Middle Ages were the models for the first printed books.
Such applications include many parameters and require robust models from which observations can then be compared.
