Drawing on cumulative prospect theory (CPT Tversky & Kahnemann, 1992) as the currently most influential instance of a descriptive algebraic model, we demonstrate how the two modeling traditions can be linked.
Targeting "tech influentials," for instance, makes more sense when they are reading about tech gadgets or tech news than when they are uploading photos to Facebook.
The State Department monitors social media in five languages and flags, for instance, influential figures in a country whom envoys ought to befriend.
And we can mobilise people that are influential, politicians for instance.
Albright also unearthed instances of influential Pages with foreign manager accounts that had run targeted political campaigns for durations of up to four months without any "paid for" label — a situation that, judging Facebook's system by face value, shouldn't even be possible.
This demonstrates that in many instances of influential science, what's hot today will prove to be highly cited over the long haul.
An influential Twitter user, for instance, is one who has many followers but follows few people himself.
Upanic, for instance, an influential industry group, held the country's first conference on agricultural biotechnology in October.
For instance, an influential paper by DiNardo and Pischke (1997) shows that computer users at work possess unobserved skills which might have little to do with computers per se but which increase their productivity and wages.
In a third instance an influential industrialist speaks out against the nexus of lobbyists and corporate India.
