To apply this pre-WWII historical model to the present-day Middle East or anywhere else in today's world is problematic to say the least.
Both sides are relying on historical models in trying to assemble winning coalitions, based on appeals to different parts of the state and different voting groups.
Appropriate historical models from which to derive a course of action commensurate to the challenges that confront us do not exist.
Historical models were applied to the experimental results and compared with the model of this study.
Such an approach to biomedical innovation stands in stark contrast to historical models involving investigators operating in domain specific "silos".
Inspired by historical models that gathered artists to ask essential questions about culture, society and individuals, including the Mission Héliographique in 19th-century France and the Farm Security Administration in the United States, Brenner first conceived the idea for the project in 2006.
Maybe I could adapt what Ivo just said to my relationship to the historical models of the characters in "Alice in Bed".
Theoretical as well as historical models of spatial planning seem to show that an abstract-procedural-normative (APN) model of planning, born in systems theory and in cybernetics, has found few applications in spatial planning.
"I use historical figures as models to talk about leadership and innovation," explains Alan Axelrod, author of a new book, "Edison on Innovation: 102 Lessons in Creativity for Business and Beyond," as well as the earlier "Elizabeth I CEO," "Patton on Leadership" and "Eisenhower on Leadership".
