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• Computerized models are the main analytical tool employed by economists.
• In basic operation, answering machines of the 1970s differed little from the computerized models of today.
• The institute first created a computerized model of bin Laden's voice based on video recordings.
• The Swiss institute first created a computerized model of bin Laden's voice based on video recordings.
• This ecological trade-off was built into a computerized model whose workings were tested against reality in the field.
• A native of Germany, Kinder-Geiger was working on a computerized model of large nuclei at high energies.
• The computerized model suggests stages between the current and desired teeth positions, and aligners are created for each stage.
• Her team has created many of the numerical algorithms and computerized models used for accurate numerical simulation of reactive flows.
• I did not show him the beautiful computerized models I developed, or the thousands of computer cards on rainfall data.
• Accident investigators ought to be able to pinpoint a weak link by running various simulations on a computerized model, he said.
• In his dissertation, Santer used statistical techniques to investigate the accuracy with which computerized models of the climate system simulated regional climates.
• Much of the argument has involved the computerized models of the atmosphere that have been climatologists'main tools in analyzing the warming problem.
• Even if you are not using these advanced computerized models, the less expensive cookers use a very heavy lid as a pressure valve.
• Most meteorologists rely heavily on computerized models that need to be fed a great number of up-to-the-minute weather observations.
• Meade now makes several computerized models; it and Celestron, of Torrance, Calif ., are the two main manufacturers of high-quality computerized telescopes.
• Learned through trial and error, the advances are needed because the science is insufficiently precise to make computerized models of bomb-blast complexities in all their details.
• Down the hall, scientists in cubicles piece together computerized models of chemicals in hope of designing drugs that bind only to their intended targets, avoiding unwanted side effects.
• According to the imperfect computerized models of the climate system on which the experts largely base their expectations, a warming climate could damp down short-term variations in temperature.
• Why else would it incorporate into the program a seemingly unrelated effort to come up with one of those computerized models of what Tut looked like, based on skull measurements and such?
• When the Invisalign system was first developed, many of the aligner manufacturing processes were carried out by hand, and computer technicians had to modify each tooth in the computerized model individually.