Generally, the degree of complexity for modeling depends on the software package and the synthesis of off-the-shelf models and application-specific custom models.

Clegg will also announce an independent reviewer to develop off-the-shelf legal models for firms to ease extension share ownership.

The chips they put into the baboons were off-the-shelf models with limited capabilities.

Today, however, L.C.D.'s, mostly off-the-shelf models from Apple, have dislodged conventional cathode-ray-tube monitors for use in visual experiments at Munsell.

The Hornets were to be virtually "off-the-shelf" models, nearly identical to those operated by the U.S. Navy but with stronger titanium alloy frames for an anticipated 30-year service life.

The Egokast's player was tweaked to feature 10 levels of brightness, rather than the three levels that were in the off-the-shelf model.

All other military liaison airplanes adopted during World War II were lightly modified "off-the-shelf" civilian models.

Brandy and Clint are both popular, off-the-shelf models.

The son explained that he had grown dissatisfied with the off-the-shelf model.

It was a basic fact, with electronics, that if you designed a customized chip to do a particular job, it could work thousands of times faster than an off-the-shelf model.