Sentence examples for wider models from inspiring English sources

These short, nippy numbers with a deep sidecut - like Salomon's Crossmax 8 Pilot - are also great fun on the piste; on the wider models, you can glide off-piste in big curves.

The main objective of this work is to provide a simple and fast tool that can be used as a component of wider models of DHNs to improve the control strategies and the management of load variations.

By merging well-known attitude behaviour theories with elements from wider models from environmental psychology, an extensive cognitive framework that provides new and valuable insights is developed for understanding the involvement of individuals in waste prevention.

But technology moves fast, and a lighter, wider model that can be used with any eyewear will launch next year.

One of the first lessons is that this should not be seen as a process of simply moving the location of care without reforming the wider model.

The best seller is the wider model, he said, because "early adopters gravitate toward the bigger screen".

In other words, cultural (a preferable term to civilisational) aspects shape societies' worldviews, but culture is not an impermeable barrier to a wider model of order that can bring different regimes together.

The model is expanded with a wider model structure by testing formulated hypothesis about the process.

In explaining the results, the levels of processing principle is bound to a wider model of perception, attention, and memory in web interaction.

When other measures of socioeconomic position were added to the model (education of the household head and household wealth), the point estimate for employment of the household head changed only slightly although the confidence interval was considerably wider (Model 2).

Our study design allowed us to use wider model (comparison between three conditions) and to gain more detailed information about the psoriasis.