Sentence examples for models have always from inspiring English sources

Climate models have always been a practical as well as a scientific exercise.

"Models have always been skinny and tall, and that's fine as long as they're healthy," she said.

On the contrary, their analytical models have always, whether they admit it or not, been more or less Keynesian.

"These models have always run into trouble," said Vadim Zlotnikov, senior technology analyst at the investment house Sanford C. Bernstein and Company, in New York.

Simon Doonan of Barneys cited the infantile moue of the '60s and Blue Steel glint of the '90s and added, "Models have always made exaggerated facial grimaces of one sort or another".

Mr. Champion said electronic stability systems used on other Lexus and Toyota models have always worked quickly to stop slides, so the problem on the GX 460 was surprising.

In the past six presidential election years, the shift to likely voter models has always helped the Republican candidate, but the difference has also always been small, usually amounting to a net of one or two percentage points in the margin between the two candidates.

The selection of turbulence models has always been one of the important aspects of computational fluid dynamics model simulations of wind flow and pollutant dispersion problems.

On the other hand, the case-sensitive nature of K L-based reduced-order models has always been a constraint for K L-basedposition, since one cannot quantify a priori the error bound of such low-dimodelsnal reduced-order models whas different initialwaysditions are applied to the system.

Perhaps it will, but curing them will not solve Groupon's biggest problem, which is that the underlying economics of its business model have always appeared shaky.

Variations on the high mass model have always been popular, since the primary star is to all appearances a large supergiant star.