In this review, we question this heuristically influential but potentially misleading linear hierarchical pathway model and argue instead for a 'patchwork' or network model.
For example, Gruber and Koszegi [3] developed a new time inconsistency model and argued that government policy should consider not only the externalities that smokers impose on others but also the internalities imposed by smokers on themselves.
The author reflects on the possibilities and limitations of such a model and argues that within the English socio-cultural context a number of challenges, conceptualised by the author as transactional practices, make the establishment of enduring relational practices difficult.
Keyu Jin of the London School of Economics examines the Chinese economic model and argues that more income must be shifted to the household if China's growth is going to be fairly shared.
In our case, the negative correlation between recombination rate and divergence strengthens the selection model and argues against a mutagenic effect.
Taken together, these data strongly support a stochastic assembly model and argue against an ordered or hierarchical nuclear body assembly pathway (Matera et al. 2009).
Pingitore and Eastman (1986) proposed a multiple site model and argued that the depression of Sr partitioning in the presence of NaCl might be due to competition between Na+ and Sr2+ for non-lattice sites.
Second, since the temporal delays between cells are determined by the propagation speed v p, the close match of this quantity to experimental data confirms the dependence of temporal delays on running speed predicted by our model, and argues against models based on fixed delays (Diba and Buzsáki, 2008; Geisler et al., 2010).
We used 50 ms sawtooth stimuli whose shape was parametrically varied by changing the peak position, with interstimulus interval between 50 and 250 ms. This toy set of stimuli was previously used in a gamma-based speech encoding model and argued to represent idealized formant transitions (Shamir et al., 2009).
We identified commonalities and differences between the mechanisms involved for the two models and argued that for both models, the sigh-like dynamics involves three timescales in an essential way.
Barelli [P. Barelli, On the genericity of full surplus extraction in mechanism design, J. Econ. Theory 144 (2009) 1320 1332] defines beliefs-determine-preferences (BDP) models and argues that BDP models are nongeneric in a topological sense.
