Sentence examples for models reliant on from inspiring English sources

Traditional business models reliant on consumers purchasing and owning clothing have become unsustainable and outdated.

For many UK venues, corporate hire income is vital, and without it they are unable to support any arts programming and many have business models reliant on it.

"Pretending business models reliant on more carbon emissions fit with increasing carbon constraints is the equivalent of the emperor's new clothes," said James Leaton the research director at Carbon Tracker.

Overall, the P600 findings accord with ongoing mental updating of referential and spatial information, consistent with both VNG (Cohn, 2014a; Cohn & Kutas, 2015) and models reliant on perceptuo-semantic information (Bateman & Wildfeuer, 2014; Magliano & Zacks, 2011).

The complexities involved in the thermodynamics of absorption chillers have, however, so far restricted researchers to creating steady-state or dynamic models reliant on data measurements of the internal chiller state, which require difficult-to-obtain, intrusive measurements.

However, norms, and hence theoretical models reliant on norms to account for social processes, cannot accommodate the fact that communicable respiratory diseases make other humans ambiguous sources of threat: one can usually control sexual encounters but not who shares public transport.

Nowadays, enterprises are increasingly moving their IT environments into the cloud, reducing operating costs by converting from a business model reliant on hardware and software ownership, to one based on utility service consumption.

The hope is that China is rebalancing, moving away from an economic model reliant on foreign demand.

The service is completely free and all money goes straight to the user, with a revenue model reliant on site advertising.

The way the group financed itself, "a reckless business model excessively reliant on wholesale funding", according to MPs, had been caught short by the credit crunch.

After all, Sun shares a heap of blame for running with a business model entirely reliant on a government tribunal decision.