In search of lessons to apply in our own careers, we often try to emulate what effective leaders do.
In the second part of this project we have addressed the following problem: Given a camera with known response function and dynamic range, find the exposure values that would result in a set of images that when combined would emulate an effective camera with a desired dynamic range and a desired response function.
Instead of writing a script, Mr. Rattray simply ad-libbed, explaining that he was trying to emulate the most effective commercial he knew.
"The BRICs aren't exactly an alternative to the Washington consensus," says Mathias Spektor of the Getúlio Vargas foundation in Brazil, "but they provide other models to emulate and are effective at expressing something distinctive in economic affairs".An acronym in search of a roleWealth may produce market power and even soft power.
Looking ever more the minnow as rivals combined, Virgin needed something to emulate BA's own effective merger of UK-US routes with American Airlines.
This clearly gives us a different kind of role model to emulate: heroes just as effective, just as brave and physically skilled and just as inspiring.
CollisionSyzygy is positioning itself to lead the industry through developing and maintaining leading edge technologies in providing its services, by offering a value proposition to insurance carriers that is difficult for competitors to emulate, and by utilizing effective methods of marketing its services.
FEW on Madison Avenue who emulate the habits of highly effective people would admit to borrowing from the Nixon White House.
At a loss for what to do, Clara decided to emulate people she saw as effective leaders.
Most of our effective viral vaccines emulate the original approach, and rely on inoculation of humans with live viruses that establish mild or inapparent infections that cross-protect against their more virulent counterparts that exist in nature.
Effective models to emulate would include the Community Health Centers in Belgium [ 3] or, since the costs of additional personnel can be quite large, structured networks of existing primary care professionals for certain areas like a German project including its shared-savings incentive [ 32, 33].
