Sentence examples for models means from inspiring English sources

Fewer models means Chrysler will need fewer workers.

The glitch in the models means that the number of space rocks with sizes of the order of tens of metres, which pose a threat, may be ten times greater than previously thought.

"The sophistication of these models means that all you need to do is add the ingredients and let the machine to the work, leaving you to wake up leisurely to the smell of freshly baked bread".

So betting on indigenous and mestiza women as models means reaching a very important group," she said Bolivia is still one of Latin America's poorest countries, but its economy has grown rapidly in recent years on the back of high mineral and gas prices, and the government's pragmatic economic policies.

Another postulate, that mimics must naturally be less numerous than their models, means, correctly stated, that the receiver has to meet the mimic less often than the model; this postulate is based on the assumption that one experience with the model has the same aftereffect, the same weight, as has one with the mimic.

Querying conceptual models means searching for particular model subgraphs that comply with a predefined pattern query.

It used to be that new models meant just that – teenagers who look good in clothes.

The extra features of laser-based models mean they cost more too -- a digital minilab, like a Fuji Frontier, can cost $100,000 or more, depending on features and speed.

The Cube is entering a crowded category of the depressed auto market composed of niche models meant as emotional purchases rather than rational.

The force of the internet ripping through age-old business models mean many industries are still searching for new ways to generate revenue.

What these models mean, however, is a different story.