Sentence examples for some model of from inspiring English sources

As of September, M Metrics data shows, more than 2.6 million people in North America had some model of the iPhone.

The Greens also see themselves as part of the "altermondialiste" movement, a French term that implies they favor some model of globalization, but not the existing one.

There are paths to a view of the world not always welcoming to central control and local variety, and moved by a fear of Utopianism that doesn't depend on some model of personal virtue rooted in a panicky Puritanism.

The purpose of the here presented study is to provide some model of the activity of operators in view of a better design and organisation of automated shops.

Balancing choice and control against public protection would require a flexible and responsive model of regulation and one that fits the changed social care landscape and the role of people using direct payments to employ their own care staff, but the need for some model of regulation remains.

"If you think you avoided a major credit contraction and you have some model of what the disruption would have been to gross domestic product," Mr. Calomiris added, "that might tell you the benefits were far in excess of the costs".

But some models of the universe include superstrings.

Even some models of table radios and stereo tuners are incorporating R.D.S. displays.

It may also be relevant to some models of how memory works.

Owners of Macintosh "clones" and some models of Powerbooks should be especially cautious.

The reason given then was a decline in demand for some models of its electric blankets.