Sentence examples for models that marry from inspiring English sources

There is a need for models that marry efficiency and speed, cost, mobility and employment.

Manufacturers are unveiling lots of new models that marry high-performance photography with relatively small bodies.

This paper proposes a novel modelling approach to resolve this limitation by incorporating an external model that marries the advantages of zone method and Aspen Plus in a robust manner.

In this work, we propose a fibre scale model that marries the chain length dependency of population balance equations with "hard-to-hydrolyse" kinetics.

We develop a mathematical model of solid polymer electrolyte fuel cell with anode CO kinetics, which is essentially a model that marrying the work of Bernardi and Verbrugge (J. Electrochem. Soc. 139 (1992) 2477) with that of Springer et al. (J. Electrochem. Soc. 148 (2001) A11).

The startup joins Plum District in this "Groupon for Moms" space, another neat business that marries the Mary Kay sales approach with the daily deals model.

The results also showed, from the first model, that married women were less likely to demand for abortion, relative to women who were not married.

GlobalGiving is one of the most prominent examples of the hybrid model of social enterprise that married a profit-making business to a nonprofit organization.

b. *Who did John regretted that married Tom? c. *Whom did John regretted that Jane married?

Models that do are called strong models.

So instead of homeschooling his children, Ventilla began building his own schools from scratch to see if he could generate a model or platform that marries some of the learnings of Sal Khan's experiments in individualized learning with real hands-on teaching in classrooms.