filing, King claims that a "unique and differentiated model" for developing games will enable it to create new hits, and plenty of analysts believe that King has cracked the code of hooking consumers.
The full thickness human skin tissue model (EpiDermFT, MatTek) reconstructs normal tissue structure and consists of normal, human-derived epidermal keratinocytes and dermal fibroblasts that form a multilayered, highly differentiated model of human dermis and epidermis, as shown in Fig. 1 d).
First, it outlines Holocene settlement, land use and forest histories, as a differentiated model against which to apply specific types of investigation, and in conjunction with other archaeological sciences.
If a differentiated model of citizenship simply allows individuals and groups to retreat into their particular enclaves, how are they to develop either the motivation or the capacity to participate in a common forum?
While welcoming Young's conception of the democratic public, one may doubt that the policies and institutions associated with a differentiated model of citizenship would either motivate or enable citizens to engage in such dialogue.
Primary keratinocytes can be induced to form a differentiated model of the epidermis by the addition of calcium and culture at an air-liquid interface on membrane inserts.
The differentiated model we are advancing represents an effort to offer accessibility to world-class teaching and research to a broad demographic while seeking solutions to real world challenges.
But Dr. Ravitch's heroes, the dissenters seeking one academic curriculum for all, had a vision as flawed as the differentiated model they denounced.
Two studies examined the effects of a differentiated model of transformational leadership on follower outcomes.
Lam says The Verge getting into the space with a similar (though differentiated) model doesn't change anything about the way The Wirecutter will proceed.
