The new system echoes the model used for schools governance in the US, although the appointments are made locally.
The spirit of the project echoes the model she established in a 2004 performance piece later made into a film called Turning that featured Anohni performing in front of projections of 13 women, as well as the "Drone Bomb Me" video, which featured Campbell lip-syncing to the track.
In the risk-structured populations (Fig. 3), we again have two communities (with population sizes of 100,000 and 200,000) but partition both communities into three further groups: at-risk, high-transmitters and the remainder – echoing the model framework in Keeling and White (2011).
American officials echo the "new model" talk.
Revolutions and wars and acts of terror can seem to echo the Nietzschean model.
He said "structural change" was required and called on the industry to echo the regional diversity model adopted by the BBC to increase TV production outside of London.
In 1996, J. T. Thompson, a community activist in Los Angeles, created the "Hip Hop Hall of Fame Awards Show," hoping to echo the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's model of using a series of shows to raise money for a museum.
Incidentally, this echoes the 1993 model of Maynard Smith and Szathmáry that did not model enzyme evolution, however.
As museums, these libraries echo the European royal models: they are created, in part, to celebrate their creators.
Echoing the Electric Lady model, many new studios, like Jay-Z's Roc the Mic on West 27th Street in Manhattan (designed by Mr. Storyk) are tailored to the needs of a particular client.
