Sentence examples for models well from inspiring English sources

Watching the Thunder felt like settling in beside a runway and watching the models — well, the model — saunter by.

This seems perverse: watches fit easily and buyers are usually collectors who know the models well.

The premise was the best thing about "Galactica," so give Mr. Cooper and Mr. Wright credit for choosing their models well.

Sniffing a trend, air-conditioner manufacturers, most notably producers of inexpensive units from Japan, South Korea and China, have flooded the market with affordable models well adapted to small European homes.

Beyond that, people who know the growth models well were displeased to learn that New York's first crack at the system for elementary and middle schools was based on a single year's test data, instead of the accepted standard of three years.

And given the fact that she joins just 18 women heading companies in the Fortune 500, she is living the "step up to the plate even when about to drop" message expounded by many of the US's top female role models – well, Sheryl Sandberg at Facebook, mainly.

Conversely, if Jewish artists used models well-known in Christian artworks, do such images reflect or reinterpret the meanings as understood by Christians when intended for a Jewish audience [24, 25, 28]?

George Lakoff, a cognitive scientist who has helped make the concept of "framing," processing information through mental models, well-known, repeated his liberal frame to explain Democratic defeats in a blog essay, "Democratic Strategies Lost Big".

The customer can choose from over 1000 specially encoded videos that sync with the movements of real touch, while for those who apparently desire to forego the slog of acquiring and/or maintaining a significant other, the company also delivers access to a slew of "models" well-versed in the use of RealTouch's devices, who are available "for private, one-on-one fantasy encounters".

Two standard theoretical models, well-known Langmuir model and Freundlich model, were frequently used to describe the adsorption behavior [ 21, 24].

The best pedagogy I found was to model well and suggest alternatives to children who bring "bad choices".