The model has the potential to be used in practical applications, but in the scope of the paper is used to search for network design insights, with a study of loss-averse design of three fundamental network building blocks – an independent design, a radial design, and a meshed design.
Despite the kind of worldview that, in any other medium, would spawn dozens of hand-wringing op-eds exhibit A: American Sniper—its prop-eds exhibit, "AmericAmericanyeah!" politicSniper itsless opprobrium than its adherence to genre convention and risk-averse design.
Despite the kind of worldview that, in any other medium, would spawn dozens of hand-wringing op-eds – exhibit A: American Sniper – its pro-gun, pro-war, "America, fuck yeah!" politics attract less opprobrium than its adherence to genre convention and risk-averse design.
Unfortunately, unlike the makers of smoke detectors, toolmakers seem averse to designing handy snap-in compartments for those rectangular batteries.
Still, the story of the Pentagon's amazing shrunken training program — an idea that almost looked bold when Obama first proposed it — could serve as a metaphor for the whole of U.S. strategy in Syria: ambitious in its goals, but so risk-averse in design and so hamstrung in execution that it remains painfully ineffective.
AIRSTREAM INTERNATIONAL STERLING While not averse to innovative design, Airstream has been stung when it strayed from its polished aluminum shells.
With Twitter Bootstrap, even the most design-averse engineers can create a basic, beautiful website.
Why Schelling uses such a well-known breakbeat for a song so patently designed by someone averse to good times in discos we're not sure, but it all adds to the mordancy and sense of a sad and lonely individual searching for a dark club in which to hide his criminally vulgar shyness.
The software generally requires yes or no answers to questions and is designed to deliver risk averse outcomes when used by non-clinicians.
While dwarf plants play a role in the design, the Edgertons are not averse to using larger species, especially in the background.
