In this, too, other restaurants may discover a model.
It is even more guitar driven — Mr. Miller discovered a model, the Jackson USA Soloist, that he loves — and more narrative and lyrical, with a crisper focus on arrangements and harmony over beats.
A man with a passion for the theater and for performing, he wanted to write music for the huge and flexible but by no means conventional baritone his Vienna choirboy's voice had turned into, and he discovered a model when he first heard recordings by Ernst Bush, whom he calls "Eisler's megaphone".
On one hand, this large compound diversity makes it difficult to discover a model that predicts Vss with a high accuracy; but on the other hand the models produced in this study have a wider domain of applicability than other Vss models more specialized for certain classes of drugs.
This article tackles the problem of discovering a process model from an event log recording the execution of tasks in a business process.
This better way is about discovering a business model that really works: a Plan B which grows out of the original idea, builds on it, and once it's in place, enables the business to grow rapidly and prosper.
Instead of directly discovering a structured process model, we first apply a well-known heuristic that discovers accurate but oftentimes unstructured (and even unsound) process models, and then we transform the resulting process model into a structured (and sound) one.
I had just published a paper arguing that reliance on the Rational Expectations hypothesis in macroeconomics and financial modeling presumes that market participants and the economist must have already discovered a "true" model.
None has yet discovered a revenue model that can achieve dramatic growth.
Tom Brenner, an instructor, tells of arriving one frigid winter morning to discover a male model asleep in his car.
