Sentence examples for models would come from inspiring English sources

"The straight-size models would come and have pro makeup artists do their hair and makeup," Boos said.

Mr. Weber said it was unlikely that all five planned compact models would come to North America, but they would all meet United States requirements just in case.

Mr. Reuss and other G.M. officials said the new models would come equipped with either a traditional V-8 engine or a smaller, more fuel-efficient six-cylinder engine.

But here the connection with realism and chaos models would come indirectly via an appeal to the causal processes at work in the full nonlinear models taken to represent physical systems.

But this first step in constructing individual protein prediction models would come in useful for future work in directly predicting interspecies transmission of influenza virus.

It also predicted, with 62 percent confidence, that a new model would come along within three months.

The insurance institute said it had not tested the Toyota Corolla with this group because a redesigned 2014 model would come out this month.

He described his committee as eagerly supporting funding for the scheme's design and engineering work, though on the assumption that the results of impact modelling would come through in good time.

Such a model would come up with virtually the same results, however; it would make Mr. Obama a 62 percent favorite to win the popular vote against Mr. Romney and a 74 percent favorite against Mr. Santorum, given current jobs growth forecasts.

Despite higher average incomes in America, the poorest 20% in Japan are about 50% better-off than America's poorest 20%.Used modelsIf America's economy were now to go into recession, its "model" would come under fire from other directions as well.

For Prakash, it was only a matter of time before the dirty truth around Washio's business model would come out.