Sentence examples for predecessor models from inspiring English sources
Among other changes from the predecessor models are bigger wheels (18 inches on the Carrera, 19 on the S), variable-ratio power steering, optional ceramic composite brake discs and an "active" adjustable suspension.
The CLM-APSIM model is thus more suitable than its predecessor models in terms of simulating abiotic environmental stresses on maize yield.
Samsung's Galaxy S4 got off to a quicker start than its predecessor model, the S3.
It dropped it to $99, or $200 cheaper than its predecessor model.
A revised rear suspension and more compact battery pack leave adequate trunk space — something the predecessor model lacked.
Like its predecessor model, the Kindle 2 has a built-in keyboard so you never need to connect to a computer to download content.
The DO mice were created during the last decade from a predecessor model called the Collaborative Cross (CC .,, Efforts to create the CC date back to 2002.
The CULTEX Radial Flow System RFSS) presented here overcomes the limitations of its predecessor model and includes all features that are required to realize the exposure of cultivated cells to airborne particles under realistic conditions.
Like its predecessor, cnvOffseq models the RD at the population level to achieve optimal results.
The Whill's products—including the Model M and its predecessor, the Model A use a patented wheel that allows users to make tight turns even on rough terrain and sloping surfaces.
Bob Casey, curator of the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Mich., said the Model A had a better transmission and braking system and a sleeker design than its predecessor, the Model T. "The style of the Model A was very much similar to the Lincolns of the era," he said.
