Sentence examples for models with which from inspiring English sources

Outcome 3: Design models with which to investigate and solve business problems.

A major challenge is the development of reliable forward models with which to predict impacts from such tsunamis.

Simply head indoors: the Power House has interactive models with which children can generate their own electricity.

To circumvent this problem upscaled models with which computations are orders of magnitude less time-consuming can be used.

Not those fortunate enough to have been born on the right side of the tracks; still less the ghetto-dwellers who've failed to follow in the footsteps of the role models with which they've been so capably provided.

BMW has not commented on when the engine would become available in the United States, or the models with which it would be paired.

First, there's no other model with which to replace that poor mouse.

Unlike salamanders, mice offered a genetically well-documented animal model with which to study limb regeneration.

That is a business model with which the $65 billion media and entertainment industries -- the very ones that nearly sued the pants off Mr. Craig -- are quite familiar.

In most details, the bike is closely related to Ducati's Multistrada model, with which it shares steering geometry, suspension travel, swingarm rear suspension, wheelbase and seat height.

He built a more sophisticated craft in 1892 that allowed him to glide 270 feet, followed by a model with which he was able to glide 1,150 feet.