Sentence examples for models which would from inspiring English sources

Behavioral models, which would very soon include the purloined Facebook data.

Boeing wants to obstruct the new big Airbus A340 models, which would leap ahead of Boeing's own 777.

However, in human-robot teams, robots typically lack the models which would give them this same understanding of human action choice.

Despite the vertical exaggeration of the physical models, which would seem to vitiate the assumption of vertical equipotentials, the fits with the DGH models were generally satisfactory.

In parallel there has been interest in the development of animal models, which would permit a more direct evaluation of potential allergenic activity.

Careful judgment of these factors using other approaches is needed to develop more general models which would not depend on the scale of operation.

So Jackson has begun developing a macroeconomic model which would allow economic output to be stabilised.

He rarely talks of the Guangdong model, which would sound like a slap at others.

Ortega-Arango is working on a páramo watershed model, which would be a first of its kind.

It would, however, involve a major departure from the Soviet model, which would predictably lead to increased tensions between Beijing and Moscow.

An alternative would be the targeted relocation model, which would call for turning various Westchester locales into little outposts of Americana in exile.