In fact, the basic model for how people access their healthcare hasn't changed much in at least 60 years.
The basic model for her band is the same as it ever was, if more refined.
This apocryphal description furnished the basic model for the Byzantine Christ type.
Chanute's rigid, lightweight structure provided the most basic model for all externally based biplanes.
"The basic model for interactive advertising combines advertising with this very powerful data-collection business designed to know your interests in a daily, updated way," he says.
The basic model for such systems was to build a "seed molecule" and add molecules to the initial nucleating structure.
He creates the basic model for his sculptures in clay, then transfers that into fiberglass or a bronze cast, and paints the sculpture in vivid colors.
But, even before the current recession struck, the basic model for how print media is sold had been waylaid by the combination of Craigslist, which destroyed the classified-advertising base, and free news on the Internet.
It is not clear whether the Theatre of Dionysus established this form of theatre architecture or was merely following a trend established elsewhere, but this was to become the basic model for theatres for the next 500 years.
If eventually Burckhardt's study of the Renaissance provided a basic model for the treatment of cultural history in general, the implications for art history were best realized by his pupil and successor, Heinrich Wölfflin.
The atlas, compiled under the direction of Gilliéron, was published in fascicles from 1902 to 1912 and furnished both a strong stimulus and the basic model for work on linguistic atlases elsewhere in the world.
