Sentence examples for this model states from inspiring English sources
This model states that an earthquake occurs when the fault recovers the stress relieved in the most recent earthquake.
This model states that the bed height and service time of a column bear a linear relationship.
Roughly, this model states that the person generates a desire to intervene if (s)he beliefs that there really is an emergency, i.e. if the observed characteristics of the situation are more serious than the person's individual 'norm' for intervention.
This model states that we can actually see our identity as a system of concentric circles.
This model states that 90% or more of the objects in the scattered disc may have been "promoted into these eccentric orbits by Neptune's resonances during the migration epoch...[therefore] the scattered disc might not be so scattered".
Another prediction derived from this model states that the carpel attractor appears either before (Figure 3) or after (Figure 6A) that of stamens.
In this model, state value at each sample time is calculated by its value at previous sample.
Lofthouse recognizes the potential of this model, stating, "[t]he future of books is content like the digital extension of Harry Potter, where the reader becomes a co-creator, where there is all sorts of rich media allowing you to hear, see and explore, jump off, go backwards, digress". But, what are the downsides of this online model?
Robert Hartwell and Robert P. Hymes criticized this model, stating that it places too much emphasis on the role of the nuclear family and demonstrates only three paternal ascendants of exam candidates while ignoring the demographic reality of Song China, the significant proportion of males in each generation that had no surviving sons, and the role of the extended family.
Recall that this model stated the proportionality hypothesis.
A recent Forrester Research report criticized this model, stating, "getting product back into inventory often means the difference between gaining and losing a sale.
