As for "the essential chronology of Britain's history", to which Evans and Priestland object so strongly, it is a model of political correctness: not only Mary Seacole makes the cut, but also Olaudah Equiano – hardly escapees from Our Island Story.
The money, she said, will be used to expand the children's department's offerings in history and world cultures -- a nice reflection of the doll event, since the American Girl collection emphasizes history and is a model of political correctness, with the dolls covering a racial rainbow.
Her technique and musical approach are models of correctness.
When making inferences from a model, instead of assessing the "correctness" of the assumptions, one should be pragmatic about which expectations can be met given clinical needs and available knowledge.
Experimental results obtained strongly depended on the reliability of the kinetic model applied, which is essentially defined by the proper choice of a mathematical model of a reaction and the correctness of the methods used for kinetics evaluation.
Formal methods are used to overcome such limitations because these are effective to increase a confidence of correctness of the models.
RASPs have been proven to be a general model of computation, subject to the correctness of the Church-Turing thesis.
Most software reliability models are based on a binary notion of correctness, i.e. "successful" or "failed".
We use the Radial Basis function to model the relationship of correctness of read operation with the same set of independent variables as above.
Simulation techniques lack in proving complete correctness of a model because the number of test cases increases exponentially to gain a required level of confidence.
