Sentence examples for models in hand from inspiring English sources

With the models in hand, the agency's Tsunami Warning Centers can issue more accurate flooding forecasts.

Their variables and constant parameters have clear biological meaning, that provides successful identification and verification of the models in hand.

With these two models in hand, we asked whether selectively blocking aggregation would affect cellular toxicity.

With such reliable computational models in hand, the VS approach to drug discovery is accessible to research universities as well as to the pharmaceutical industry, which lacks the cost-prohibitive high-throughput in vitro screening steps characteristic of classic pharmaceutical development.

For his first solo show, the artist has draped four aeroplane models in hand-dyed fabric in an echo of the notorious 1997 rebranding of BA, which so offended the former PM Margaret Thatcher that she felt compelled to cover the designs with her hanky.

With the models in hands, the surgeons evaluated details as joint fragmentation, yielding and dislocation of the articular surface in a realistic way; these were presented to young residents and to medical-school-students to improve awareness of a trauma and fractures.

The day before the architects arrived in Santa Fe, model in hand, several artists sounded nervous.

With the ternary model in hand, using in silico methods, several compounds were identified which could potentially form key bonding contacts in the substrate and cofactor-binding sites.

With a graph model in hand, it is possible to evaluate the effect of deleting some of its edges on the architecture and values of nodes of the network.

With the S-HDS model in hand, we then perform formal stochastic reachability analysis and conclude that the outcomes of social diffusion processes may depend crucially upon the way the early dynamics of the process propagates with respect to the underlying network's 1).

The slavish repetition in Kells of the order of the Breves causae and Argumenta found in Durrow led scholar T. K. Abbott to the conclusion that the scribe of Kells had either the Book of Durrow or a common model in hand.