He made a strenuous effort to direct the Fabian Society towards his own idiosyncratic model of socialism (an updated version of Plato's Republic), nearly destroying it in the process, and worked selflessly if vainly all his life for the cause of world government.
Thus, our results are compatible with a "stasis" [ 15] or an idiosyncratic model, were there is no reason to expect a directional change in geographic range size through time.
Yet if Ashley feels this represents glorious vindication of his idiosyncratic ownership model, there is a caveat: West Ham United were poor, very poor.
A longtime investor in distressed companies, Whitman is, to put it mildly, an idiosyncratic role model.
But it does bring into focus the company's strategy to become a sort of 'Like' button but with real money, even if post-launch Flattr has slowly and perhaps stealthily begun to deviate from its more altruistic and slightly idiosyncratic payment model into something more mainstream.
The new partnership between the two companies isn't without a few caveats, however, and it's questionable whether this is finally — finally — the breakthrough that Flattr has been looking for to prove that its idiosyncratic payments model actually has legs.
In the last three years, the salvage operation has become an international project, with directors as dissimilar as Lars von Trier (Danish), Baz Luhrmann (Australian) and most recently François Ozon (French) trotting out ambitious idiosyncratic test models of a new and improved 21st-century movie musical.
Women appear to construct idiosyncratic illness models of their experience, which did not necessarily incorporate information from dominant biomedical paradigms of mental illness.
I took a seat and inspected my surroundings: Monk's is paradise for those who love dark wood, elaborate glassware and idiosyncratic details (a model dalek, looking down on the bar, strikes a comic note).
In vivo, one study attempted to model idiosyncratic hepatotoxicity mediated by oxidative stress by incubating isolated rodent hepatocytes with a number of drugs known to cause iDILI (Tafazoli et al. 2005).
In 1990, G.M. paid $600 million for half of Saab, and anted up $125 million in 2000 for the rest of the company, which has long commanded a small, loyal following in the United States for its idiosyncratic but stylish models.
