This study was roundly rejected after its modelling was exposed as grounded in numerous unfounded assumptions.
The latter, moreover, might include Henrich's model as a special, psychologically grounded case roughly analogous to the relation between the Bass (1969) and Henrich (2001) models of technology diffusion.
It is important to determine the quality of user observations, especially when using the data for evaluating and validating predictive models or as ground-truth data for reference.
Analysis of in-vivo data correlates the EAP indices with the microstructural parameters obtained from the Neurite Orientation Dispersion and Density Imaging (NODDI) model as a pseudo ground truth for brain data.
The qualitative part of the study concerning the data collection, note-taking, coding, and memoing was very close to the grounded theory model as described by Glaser [ 16], which is also described in a more comprehensive form by Dick [ 12].
The paper presents data from tests performed till date and lessons learnt while dealing with the construction of the engineering ground model as well as changes that can be made to improve the design.
In fact, China has used Hong Kong's economic model as both a testing ground for its own reforms and a crucial source of foreign investment.
The system is modeled as a ground-structure system.
We acknowledge that this is a fledgling model and, grounded as it is in the experiences of a self-selected sample of researchers, it is unlikely to be representative of the group as a whole, will require further development and 'testing' in various circumstances to ascertain general relevance and utility.
Based on this an illustrative model was formulated as grounds for interpreting the measured crystallite domain sizes.
