Modelled Vs Modeled

In recent times, modelled vs modeled has become increasingly relevant in various contexts. modeled/modelled with resistors | WordReference Forums. I have seen both options... what is more appropriate? From another angle, the electrical circuit can be modeled with resistors, inductors and capacitors or the electrical circuit can be modelled with resistors, inductors and capacitors It's important to note that, modelled on - WordReference Forums.

¿Alguien sabe que significa “modelled on” en esta frase?. /TXT y YYY son nombres de drogas) Gracias Original: “Objectives: To assess the preference for the benefits of a drug modelled on TXT relative to those of drugs modelled on YYY as a therapy for the treatment of the disease.” Mi... Modeled vs modelled / fulfiled ve fulfilled - WordReference Forums. Am I right that Modeled is the usual term used in USA and Modelled in UK, but Fulfilled is the usual term in UK and Fulfiled in USA?

If yes, why this difference? a child being modelled..... | WordReference Forums. what does a child being modelled mean in the following sentence? Empathy development depend on a child being modelled suitable emotional responses.

Hi dimension, In French fashion magazines the model is indicated: Mannequin xx xx, often with the agency mentioned also. Building on this, i don't know of a verb corresponding to "modelled by" ?-) a poor try, but can't think of anything better, sorry! At times, the cost of acquiring information is modelled in order to make the number of agents with privileged information endogenous. This is from the book "The Microstructure of Financial Markets", Cambridge University Press, page 3. What is the exact meaning of "to be modelled" here?

The second, "modelled", is the past participle, an adjective that describes a state after an action has occurred. The action these are based on, "to model", means to give texture and detail to a picture or sculpure. Another key aspect involves, modelling or modeling? I have a problem with double consonnants: the grammar rule explains to never double a consonant when a word is more than one syllable (ie: to sit_ siTTing but to help_helPing) BUT I saw in a lot of magazines and websites "modeling" with two "L"...

So, is it modeLing or modeLLing??? Another key aspect involves, ‎In 2020 presidential debate, Trump said, " 2.2 million people modeled out, were expected to die..." What does model out mean? From another angle, actual footage (meme) - WordReference Forums. I am a teacher and we are looking at creating memes using the imperfect tense.

I want the memes to be modelled after English memes that start with "actual footage of me..." I know that in the French world those same memes simple start with "Moi quand...." Is there still a way to translate...