But this week housing minister Grant Shapps declared Almere a "genuinely workable model" as he made self-build a major plank in the government's strategy for solving Britain's housing crisis.
Tunisia, arguably closer to Europe than the other states swept up in the political upheaval of the past year, is widely viewed as having the best chance of establishing a genuinely pluralistic model of government.
The need here is to promote the development of genuinely participative models – citizens panels and juries, patient and community leaders, participatory budgeting, and harnessing the power of digital engagement.
Ironically, even if quantum-based theories of psi eventually do mature from metaphor to genuinely predictive models, they are still not likely to provide intuitively satisfying descriptive mechanisms for psi because quantum theory itself fails to provide such mechanisms for physical reality.
Most of Britain's food animals were raised on it - cattle, sheep, poultry and pigs in a genuinely sustainable production model.
There may be no video game that more genuinely tries to model a real-world physical activity; it even analyzes players' swing form.
"If we can encourage business to invest over the long term in Africa in a responsible manner because it makes good business sense... we have a genuinely sustainable development model for the continent," he says.
So, significantly, there are genuinely exciting role models as the game seeks to reverse the recent decline in participation figures.
But Mr. Braun says that if the company genuinely changes its business model to conform with the settlement, "I can't imagine a way for them to be profitable".
Here, the model is genuinely region-based: the set of pixels values needed to compute the histogram (i.e., the nonparametric density estimate for a pixel location) is collected over a local spatial region around that location, and not exclusively on the past values of that pixel.
