Sentence examples for starting with a model from inspiring English sources

The handsets, starting with a model costing £130 ($230), are bundled with a year's free online-music subscription, called "Comes With Music" (CWM), launched on October 2nd.

The machines look good on paper in other respects as well: There are three machines in the family, starting with a model that has an Intel Pentium 4 Processor-M running at 1.8 GHz and a 40-gigabyte hard drive, starting at $1,800.

Starting with a model based on previous travel time tomographic results, we inverted the waveforms obtained at seismic broadband stations from 140 local earthquakes in the Kanto region to obtain the P- and S-wave speeds V p and V s.

For each outcome variable, we identified the model of best fit by starting with a model that included the factors we manipulated in the lessons (gesture to graphs, gesture to equations), and additional factors that characterized the items (element (intercept or slope) and, where applicable, output representation (graph or equation)), as well as potential interactions among these factors.

We build up the mathematical model in a stepwise manner, starting with a model of viral replication.

Starting with a model including all variables, we removed variables to find a model containing only variables with clear associations (P < 0.05) with mortality and where the residuals were not overly overdispersed or underdispersed.

Bohr started with a model suggested by the New Zealand-born British physicist Ernest Rutherford.

Foundation executives started with a model that proposed that 70 percent of all offices be of the closed variety.

"You start with a model," said Dr. Petajan, now chief scientist at Face2face Animation of Summit, N.J., which uses the MPEG-4 standard.

fWe started with a model also including household size.

Investment casting starts with a model made of wax.