"You grow up with it around you, it's learned, copied, modeled, accepted, approved of," Dr. Slutkin said, adding, "It's become normal".
One technique used by artists to attain success was to copy models of recognized excellence and symbolic soundness; old works were often retained precisely for this purpose.
"One shouldn't simply copy models from abroad without thinking".
However, any selective force, however weak, favouring a tendency to copy models closer to attractor-1 will bring the population to that equilibrium.
Imagine that the attractors have the same influence: individuals who copy models who are closer to attractor-0 will move, because transmission is imperfect, even closer to attractor 0, and likewise individuals copying models closer to attractor-1 will move closer to attractor-1.
However, for this tutorial, we have already provided the first model (run1.mod): copy the model run1.mod from the Supplementary Table S1 online to the folder you created.
Other countries or territories have copied the model — Liechtenstein, Bermuda, the Cayman Islands, Macao and Hong Kong among them.
"And in Rennes it is entirely independent from the Catholic church – a secular group has successfully copied the model to create an organisation called Bienvenu en France".
Jim Gaffigan and Aziz Ansari copied his model.
In sitcom world, this was the Friends era, when countless forgettable shows copied the model of attractive 20-somethings living and/or working together.
In a bid to boost sales (the latest ABCs put Bizarre's monthly sales at just over 24,000 copies), model Natalie Blair will be wearing a pair of knickers that, when scratched, will exude the aroma of latex rubber.
