Very different from the U.S., for example, which relies very heavily on its own domestic market.
That's different from mobile couponing startup SnipSnap, for example, which relies on crowd-sourcing to build its database of coupons.
Dr. Zito, for example, said that at some point, society must decide how far down the age scale the medical model, which relies on diagnoses of illness and is likely to see drugs as the appropriate treatment, should be extended.
There are countless other examples, many of which rely on a kind of low-rent conjuring trick that has been known to psychologists and marketers for years.
This occurs for example in diabetic patients which rely in their metabolism on fatty acids and not on glucose for the generation of ATP.
The examples below range from purely descriptive (A) which rely on a clinical impression, through hierarchical methods (B) which are mathematical in origin but requires a supplementary clinical judgment, to the very mathematical methods (C) which rely on the acceptance of a pre-specified statistical model.
A prime example is the revenue models for both tech giants, which rely predominantly on online advertising.
One example is the long-running squabble between America's mid-western states, which rely heavily on coal, and the north-eastern states, which suffer from acid rain.
Examples of such devices include synthetic jets and piezoelectric pumps, both of which rely on an oscillating diaphragm to induce flow.
Examples include the Amazonian species Plica plica, P. umbra and Uracentron flaviceps, which rely on vertical locomotion.
