It may not be an ideal model of cost efficiency, either.
The Gore plan is much more generous and gives more details than the Bush plan, but both proposals deviate from the ideal model of economic insurance.
In short, this is no single, ideal model of press ownership anywhere in the world, particularly in an era of profound flux.
But both of their proposals deviate from the ideal model of economic insurance, which would seem to prescribe catastrophic coverage with a deductible and co-payment.
Swansea City, in which fans have a 20% stake, have been held aloft recently as the "ideal" model of club ownership by Premier League chief executive, Richard Scudamore.
It follows that the structure of blood clots provides an ideal model of de novo repair material design.
"Singapore is close to being an ideal model of what good land-use planning looks like in the 21st century," said Glaeser in one interview, pointing specifically to its embrace of height.
Several animal models are used to study Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB) infections, but none is a fully ideal model of human disease.
To address this issue, we construct an ideal model of atomically-thin layers and hence deliberately create element doping on their surface.
In addition, on the basis of practical field and laboratory experiment data, an ideal model of diamond inverted nine spot well pattern is also established.
The ideal model of ion-exchange displacement chromatography and a transient model are employed to study selectivity reversals and resolving power in ion-exchange displacement systems.
