Perhaps this would be a more fruitful model to adopt for musicals today: to tailor them for our own times, to set a musical in the age of iPods and Asbos.
It's easy to see, therefore, why Turing machines provided a fruitful model for early functionalist theories.
Despite some limits (temperature culture of 24°C, simple cell), D. discoideum may prove a fruitful model system for preliminary studies before conducting experiments with mammalian host models.
The fly Drosophila melanogaster has been a fruitful model for the ways in which networks of clock-gene-expressing neurons interact to orchestrate the timing of daily activity.
Over the last two decades, the genus Lecanicillium has become a fruitful model for studying questions in host specificity and action mode of biological control agents.
Chronological lifespan of yeast cells in stationary culture is the most fruitful model in aging research and dozens of papers have been published in Nature, Science, Cell and Cell Cycle.
Birdsong is a fruitful model for studying how performance limits affect signal properties: vocal production requires precise central nervous control of respiration, modulation of the sound-producing organ, the syrinx, and vocal tract modulation [ 5, 6].
Only a combination of the two paradigms is fruitful in modeling political discourse.
The formal study of social choices and decisions is dominated by a fruitful formal model that was developed by Kenneth Arrow.
Thus, we conclude that murine myotubes may serve as a fruitful cell model for investigating calcium homeostasis in muscular dystrophy and the effects of gene modifications can be assessed due to lentiviral transduction.
