Sentence examples for models introduced in from inspiring English sources

We consider that the ten biomass models introduced in Table 4 create a solid foundation for future modelling activities where the biomass and yield of wild cherry needs to be quantified.

He said some of the models introduced in recent years like the low-priced Nano had been disappointments.

The next Xbox and PlayStation machines can flourish if they evolve to accept the new payment models introduced in the smartphone sector while embracing the openness of the Android consoles.

The latest Power Mac models will cost $1,499 $1,9999; and $2,699, replacing models introduced in August selling for $1,699 $2,4999; and $3,299, said Greg Joswiak, the head of marketing for Apple's hardware division.

Ford has replaced its bland small cars of the past with the Fiesta and Focus: sportier, more sculptured models introduced in Europe, where small cars are given more design attention.

Its designers built dials recalling the collection's first models, introduced in the early 1900s, which featured a characteristic mix of Roman numerals at the 12 and 6 o'clock positions and baton markers for the other hours.

The model introduced in 2000 could only change its output by 50 megawatts in one minute.

While most 2003 models will hit the market in August or September of this year, any model introduced in 2002 is considered a 2003 model.

Some councils were already experimenting with the advertising model, introduced in the Netherlands in 1990, and the government was keen to take forward the idea.

I think that the current New Asylum Model, introduced in 2007, is an improvement and that it works for the most part.

Bose's $350 QuietComfort33 model, introduced in 2006, has a fold-flat design for easier portability, ensuring sonic isolation as you navigate the melting pot.