Sentence examples for nice model from inspiring English sources
proper noun
A scenario for the dynamical evolution of the Solar System, proposing the migration of the giant planets from an initial compact configuration into their present positions, long after the dissipation of the initial protoplanetary gas disk.
In particular, Barr says, the work "fits nicely with the Nice model," which shows how Jupiter and Saturn could have stirred up an LHB while migrating outward through the solar system (Science, 17 July 2009, p. 262).
We do have a nice model of the New Jersey in the center, though".
They constructed a nice model for the new millennium: Oak and A. D., T-Mac and V. C., working it out with their supporting cast over time.
It also sets up a nice model for comparison, as neither brother followed the pattern of collecting that one might expect from a quick glance at their biographies.
The new Privia PX-130 from Casio (available online for $500) is a nice model for those who want an inexpensive digital keyboard that has the feel of a real piano.
Because it had never been expressed in nice models.
Monster and other brands make very nice models that include the transmitter and chargers all in one.
The printer, which is available for a pledge of $1,000 for an entry-level model or $1,200 for a nicer model with LCD screen.
For a given amount of money a nicer model of car, with bigger, stronger parts and more sealing, will generally feel more polished overall than a cheaper one with a lot of "options" only noticed occasionally.
Their G-Shock line is inexplicably popular, the ladies love them some Baby-G, and every year a new cohort of customers graduates into some of their nicer models.
