"He made it competitive again in national politics, and it became the model for center-left parties all over the world".
Aiming to provide a unified solution that will have high performance together with economical benefits and power consumption reduction, in this paper, we propose a new community-based scale-free model for data center network architecture.
She was a pioneer in the treatment of chronic pain, starting the first pain center in the tristate area which became the model for the centers throughout the U.S. The Academy of Medicine, on the occasion of her 90th birthday, honored her for her substantial professional accomplishments.
We Can became a model for similar centers nationwide for its innovative method of recycling and helping the poor.
When it was built in 1981, it was considered a model for conference centers, Mr. Knights said.
The study combines green purchasing literature with previousely developed environmental performance indicators (EPIs) and develops a green industrial buying model for logistics centers.
Because this article describes how to integrate usability/accessibility testing for online and in-person services, it can work as a model for writing centers struggling with the challenges of serving students with disabilities.
American firms such as LiveOps have pioneered a new model for call-center work that allow tens of thousands of people around the country to work from home, and oDesk, an online marketplace for small projects, has paid out over $240M to hundreds of thousands of freelancers since 2003.
This trial will also establish a model for multi-center co-operative trials in orthopaedic trauma, which, over the long term, will have the same sort of impact as large trials in cardiovascular medicine and cerebrovascular surgery.
We did not adjust our primary models for study center, but did perform sensitivity analyses to evaluate the influence of adjustment for study center on model estimates.
We adjusted all models for study center, sex, diagnosis/reference age, and race/ethnicity [African American (either parent African American), Hispanic (not African American, and either parent Hispanic), white (both parents non-Hispanic white), Asian/other].
