It is modeled in part on international garden festivals in Chaumont-sur-Loire Chaumont-sur-Loire-Métis, Chaumont-sur-Loire, Franceand 2000 respectively, have acted as prestigious laboratories for experimentation in landscape design.
It is modeled in part on something relatively new (the Indian Premier League in cricket, which began in 2008) and on something relatively old (World Team Tennis, the U.S. league founded in 1973).
Two people briefed on elements of the approach said it was modeled in part on efforts in Iraq, where American commanders have worked with Sunni sheiks in Anbar Province to turn locals against the militant group Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, the homegrown Sunni extremist group that American intelligence agencies say is led by foreigners.
It is modeled in part after a landmark moratorium agreed to by recombinant DNA researchers in 1975, who were also facing public doubts about the safety of their new field of research and potential government regulation.
This speculative model is appealing as it would in part explain the co-occupancy of PRC1 and PRC2 at most established polycomb sites in vivo and could reconcile why only certain CGIs are susceptible to acquiring full polycomb complex nucleation and silencing in vivo.
A new deal was struck after the Sept. 11 attacks to allow Pakistan to buy newer models, in part to reward Pakistan's cooperation in fighting terrorism.
In 2013, Arnold says, fourteen per cent of headphone sales came from noise-cancelling models, in part because technology has changed the way that people access media.
That Billboard report highlighted the group's willingness to play outside the major markets as crucial to their widespread success, and suggested it had been modelled in part on the Avett Brothers' strategy.
Ento is basing its business model in part on the success of restaurants like Yo Sushi, according to the case study.
Mount Sinai opened its geriatric emergency department, or geri-ed, two months ago, modeling it in part after one at St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center in Paterson, N.J., which opened in 2009.
It is a peace community modeled in part on traditions of the Franciscans and the Catholic Worker movement; it is not affiliated with the Quakers.
