However, this fundamentally misunderstands what is a realistic model for most local groups.
In fact, it set the model for most of them, and then brashly pumped that model up.
TechStars, the model for most accelerators, has even created a Global Accelerator Network for startup schools.
How credible is that as a model for most urban development which, even in China, does not usually start with a blank sheet of paper?
Of course, Beauvoir was one-half of a world-famous open marriage, and she was therefore not a model for most American women, even the most frustrated.
They had to make decisions for themselves on the spot.Decentralisation remained the dominant model for most of the 19th century.
"Barney was basically my idol, my mentor and my role model for most of my publishing career," said Mr. Ortenberg, who used to run Thunder's Mouth Press, publisher of, among other books, "The Outlaw Bible of American Literature".
During the 1940 and '50s the heyday of photojournalism in the magazines Evans, with his prickly, superior intelligence and jealously guarded independence, was not a useful role model for most working photographers.
The English system also provided a model for most former English colonies in Africa, for most of the Indian subcontinent, and for Australia, Hong Kong, Malaysia, New Zealand, and Singapore.
Page's style both his solos and riffs—has served as an important model for most rock guitarists, and Bonham is often cited as the model for metal or hard rock drumming.
But while I'm happy to learn that a woman at Google persuaded her boss to fly her child and her nanny with her around the world business class, this hardly seems a viable economic model for most companies, or most mothers.
