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It has tweaked the model devised by Mortimer's review, and people now have to be resident for three years, rather than two, to be eligible for housing.
The Grameen (Bengali: "Rural") model, devised by Yunus in 1976, is based on groups of five prospective borrowers who meet regularly with Grameen Bank field managers.
This bearish forecast is based on a model devised by three finance professors -- John Geanakoplos of Yale, Michael J. P. Magill of the University of Southern California and Martine Quinzii of the University of California at Davis.
Adopting a population approach to the mental health of children and young people – where emphasis is placed on resilience-building – is at the heart of the Thrive model devised by the Tavistock andPortman Trust and the Anna Freud Centre [pdf].
TRIZ, for example — a model devised by Russian inventor Genrich Altshuller — is the original empirically based method, followed by SIT (for "Systematic Inventive Thinking") and a few other updated versions of it.
And because the research was conducted using a valuation model devised by CoreLogic, an information analytics company that is a trusted source for mortgage loan data, the conclusions are even more credible.
They're what come out of the most widely respected climate models, devised by the leading researchers.
One of the early successes of the Eightfold Way a forerunner of modern quark models devised by the physicists Murray Gell-Mand and Yuval Neʾeman was the prediction and subsequent discovery of the eta-meson (1962).
The models devised by the maths gurus were not just unlikely to work, he argues, they also gave bankers a false sense of security, leading them to take more risks.Mr Triana compares one widely used system, the value at risk (VAR) measure, to a passenger airbag that works 95% of the time; unfortunately the other 5% includes the time when the driver has an accident.
We also underline the need to address the consequences of the interdependencies of business models devised by very different firms that interact but have distinct resources and goals.
While we agree with some of their conclusions, we will present evidence that, in some cases contrasts with, and in other cases elaborates on the models devised by Hemilä, Nummela, and colleagues.
