Sentence examples for more elaborate models from inspiring English sources

Some of the more elaborate models sport five-figure prices.

A few miles east, in Beit Hanun, Wadiya Basyuni, 15, makes more elaborate models.

Suggestions for more elaborate models describing such communities and their subsequent structures are found in conclusions.

More elaborate models tell the time, calculate how many calories you've burned (based on your weight), and keep daily step tallies over an entire week.

Though the range of validity of such models is clearly limited to certain load conditions, it is appropriate to present and discuss them in a rather detailed manner, for sake of clarity at least, before embarking on the more elaborate models presented in the next chapter, which account for string or membrane stresses as well as for bending and torsion stresses.

More elaborate models considering the nanohole morphology are discussed in [13, 24].

Inhibited thermal isomerization requires a slightly more elaborate model.

More powerful computers mean more elaborate modelling and rendering is possible, producing more realistic images.

In a more elaborate model, foreign and local tastes would differ.

Besides the stick version of the Zoomerang, which retails for 29 cents, there is a more elaborate model, sponsored by Hopalong Cassidy, with this, the paper spiral is projected from the barrel of a big red revolver.

With the recent hike in tuition fees to £9,000 a year, along with the increased costs of field trips, living expenses and access to ever more elaborate model-making machines, architecture students can now expect to graduate, after a minimum of five years' study and two years' work placement, with debts of £100,000.