Sentence examples for umbrella model from inspiring English sources
Let's make one thing clear: McLaren, the British maker of racecars and supercars like the new P1 is not the same company as Maclaren, the British manufacturer of premium baby strollers, known for its 1965 innovation of the folding umbrella model.
Because take it from someone who, in her decade of parenting, has owned everything from a baby backpack with wheels to an umbrella model that we hauled across the world and back: the best moment of stroller ownership is the moment when your kids are big enough to give them away.
For the U.S. market, moves like AOLs shift away from the umbrella model to the more decentralized angle employed by its MediaGlow programming unit appear to be validated by Razorfishs data.
Such an arrangement is one of the key ingredients of the Umbrella model of Huang and Feigenson [12].
This description, which constitutes the core of the Umbrella model [8], [12], is fully supported by our radial distribution functions presented in Figures 2 and 3.
In agreement with the above, in the Umbrella model the free-energy cost of covering a Chol-Chol dimer is much higher than that of covering a single cholesterol molecule.
So it's not like you can bring your tripod, flash umbrella, models and stylists to do an impromptu shoot wherever you like.
Vogue India's August issue presented a 16-page vision of supple handbags, bejeweled clutches and status-symbol umbrellas, modeled not by runway stars or the wealthiest fraction of Indian society who can actually afford these accessories, but by average Indian people.
An umbrella coverage model can be envisioned where WiMax technology is used at the third tier of the network architecture to provide connectivity to a multitude of WiFi-based WMNs.
That is their right, argued Robert Stumberg, a professor of law at Georgetown University Law Center who advises the Free Burma Coalition, an umbrella group modeled after the anti-apartheid movement.
Other studies also support the umbrella-like model for domain I insertion into membranes [ 34, 40, 41].
