The relationships existing between the actors on Fig. 1a (as represented by arrows) also exist within the domestic sub-system on the one hand and the foreign one on the other hand (Fig. 1b).
Will Leitch wrote at Sports on Earth, "the notion that the world of sportswriting was available to you and me, and everybody else, was an entire foreign one on a national level before Simmons … Simmons invited you in".
Its leaders view the slowing economy not as one that is losing momentum, but one making a necessary transition to a more sustainable path – relying more on the domestic consumer and less on the foreign one.
aMedical tourists from developing countries might perceive the opposite: the local standard of care might be seen as inferior whereas the foreign one is held on a pedestal [ 9].
This paper suggests considering three levels of study to assess the effect of international collaboration on an innovation system: the domestic one, the foreign one and the global one.
On the subway he was seen as just another straphanger, albeit a foreign one with a retinue, a purple tie and mop of blond hair.
If we denote τ d the domestic transmission power, τ f the foreign one and τ g the global one, the effect of the international collaboration on an area may be measured with the scalar ( frac{tau_{mathrm{g}}-{tau}_{mathrm{d}}}{tau_{mathrm{g}}} ) expressed as percentage.
But, sure, I'm the foreign one".
The concept is not a foreign one; consumers already pay by usage for water and electricity.
But in the process, he risks turning into the "foreign" one himself.
Shakira has figured out the answer: a foreign one, who years ago conquered the rest of the hemisphere.
