Additive synthesis historically models a spectrum as a set of discrete ''lines" corresponding to sinusoids.
Historically, models of crack deflection have been developed using either a strength-based or an energy-based fracture criterion.
Historically, models of the invasion and biological control of insect pests have omitted heterogeneities in the spatial structure of the targeted populations.
Historically, model-fitting methods were broadly used because of their ability to directly calculate the kinetic parameters from the thermogravimetric analysis results.
Historically, models of biological patterning have considered multicellular patterns.
Historically, models for infectious diseases considered populations of host and pathogen to be well-mixed with homogeneous disease transmission among susceptible and infected individuals.
The ability of an agonist receptor pair to produce a quantitative response, measured as efficacy, has been historically modeled by a transducer ratio parameter reflecting the total receptor concentration and the transduction of the agonist receptor complex into a pharmacological response.
Historically, geometric modeling has evolved from wireframe modeling to surface modeling, solid modeling, and non-manifold modeling.
However, this appears to us that the more historically normal model of reserve lending and a more discriminating consumer is akin to a reversion of the mean and not a new paradigm.
Historically, the model, which is based almost exclusively on estimates of the probability of an issuer's defaulting, had worked pretty well, and the agencies which arguably saw their role as simply evaluating the soundness of corporate and governmental financial practices probably felt that it was adequate for their purpose.
The converts they seek in popular culture may not embrace this historically fluid model of family values for some time for instance, consider the tenacious popular notion that race is not a social construct.
