Sentence examples for models have grown from inspiring English sources

Theoretical (mathematical) models have grown in importance during the past decades, in combination with the development of computational resources.

Sales of cars with smaller engines have surged in response, while sales of beefier models have grown more slowly and in some cases actually fallen.

Despite these persistent uncertainties, climate models have grown progressively more accurate as more data are collected and as understanding of processes grows.

In a nice twist, the authors show how models have grown and evolved with their subjects, thus taking on their own form of life.

Tuesday September 25: Milanese mermaids The catwalk obsession with floor length dresses has taken what, in fashion terms, is a logical next step: models have grown mermaid's tails in Milan this week.

The utilisation and importance of evacuation simulation models have grown due to their capabilities in the prevention, management and subsequent analysis of emergencies, and their contribution to protecting human life.

Apple's AirPrint technology originally worked with about a dozen HP printers, but the list of manufacturers and compatible models has grown considerably.

A counterculture that glorifies gang leaders as role models has grown, even though a job working for a cartel is probably a death sentence.

Peter Arnell, the founder of the Arnell Group, a brand and product invention company, said the trend toward using real-people models has grown notably in the last five years thanks to reality television, YouTube and MySpace.

Meanwhile, interest in hybrid models has grown, Lutz Meschke, deputy chairman and board member wrote in a post on LinkedIn.

The use of gravity models has grown considerably since Tinbergen (1962) used them for the first time to explain international trade.