Sentence examples for surviving model from inspiring English sources

One, nearly seven feet tall, is the only surviving model produced by the buildings' architect, Minoru Yamasaki; two other examples by him were destroyed when the twin towers fell.

The 20th century, he said, "ended with a single surviving model of human progress, based on nonnegotiable demands of human dignity, the rule of law, limits on the power of the state, respect for women and private property and free speech and equal justice and religious tolerance".

A surviving model for isolated perfused rat hindlimbs was reported by Wu et al. [ 3] based on the perfusion model of Nagel et al.[ 4].

The surviving models usually have later, upgraded engines.Davis boasted of how easy a three-wheel car was to park.

A reliable car with excellent steering and cornering qualities, it was the first all-British car to pass the one million mark in sales; surviving models are still cherished by owners and collectors.

Now Ms. Olson is dividing the society's immense collection of Auduboniana into three annual shows that will include the 435 watercolors Audubon created in preparation for engraving 433 of the plates in "The Birds of America" (two plates have no surviving models), along with other watercolor studies, documents and artifacts.

The two surviving models are perched on a rock outcrop; there were originally two more 'pterodactyls of the Oolite'.

Fibreglass replacements were created for the missing sculptures, and badly damaged parts of the surviving models were recast.

We investigated whether NAC provides prolonged protective effect on hemodynamics and oxidative stress using a surviving swine model of neonatal asphyxia.

Using a surviving swine model of neonatal asphyxia, we investigated the effects of NAC on cardiac function as well as its underlying mechanisms after H R.

Ebert et al. developed a surviving fraction model taking into account the density of bystander signals and the probabilities of interaction between a cell and the bystander signals [ 6].