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Women, Power and Politics follows the same model, exploring the titular subject from many angles through nine specially commissioned short plays, written exclusively by female dramatists and interspersed with verbatim vignettes derived from interviews with contemporary politicians.
The present study expands previous work to propose a theoretically driven model exploring the role of entrepreneurial orientation in the innovation and sustainability of women-led family firms in a transitional economy.
In this paper the planar dynamics of the flexible pipe system are examined theoretically by means of a two-degree-of-freedom (four-dimensional) analytical model, exploring the existence of chaotic oscillations in the parameter space of this autonomous system.
Furthermore, Hestenes (1992) explains that modeling in kinematics involves three practices: development of a model; exploring the ramifications of the model in order to investigate the complex interactions in the phenomena; and deployment of the model in order to iteratively match it to empirical phenomena and data.
We have carried out numerical simulations of the model exploring the (ε, b -space.
A model exploring the conditions favouring the origin of cooperative cross-feeding between two microbial species was recently proposed by [17].
The three SEM models targeted the three perspectives individually, while the last model explored the structure of the total data.
A reactive transport model explored the EIB performance in response to daily and weekly feeding strategies.
The model explores the likelihood of different outcomes from an investment, including an expected return multiple (ERM), essentially the value of the investment.
The first three SEM models targeted the three perspectives individually, while the last model explored the structure of the total data.
A traditional causal model explores the relationship between independent variables (e.g., tamPeou and tamPu) and the dependent variable (e.g., tamUse).
