Sentence examples for model of expansion from inspiring English sources
We invested the time at the beginning to build what we hoped would be an easily replicable structure and a scalable model of expansion both for Deric and for the community groups.
But such a wish clashed with his notion that the Japanese should base their foreign policy on the American model of expansion across North America and, with the taking of Hawaii and the Philippines, into the Pacific.
Their model of expansion internationally might be to pick one country, test the water for two years, build that up and then add a second country.
Now, Lime is arguing the selection process was unfair and that because it deployed scooters in the city without asking permission — the Uber model of expansion — the SFMTA intentionally rejected its application despite its qualifications.
Here I show that the number of phonemes used in a global sample of 504 languages is also clinal and fits a serial founder effect model of expansion from an inferred origin in Africa.
An analytical model of expansion joints, that takes account of the interaction between adjacent bridge segments and the effect of impact and restrainers, is developed and nonlinear time history analyses are performed on a typical isolated multi-span bridge using three standard ground motions.
The RNAseH network supports different models of expansion depending on the element.
To analyse the Network results, the three models of expansion proposed by Cordaux et al (2004) [ 19] for Alu subfamily in humans and primates were considered: the single 'master gene' model, the intermediate model and the transposon model.
In this paper, we model patterns of expansion and contraction of settlement in Bronze Age Messenia (ca. 3100 1050 BCE) using the ideal free distribution (IFD).
A second explanation for how long microsatellites arise from random sequences, despite the higher rate of contractions compared with expansions, is based on the classical model of STR expansion.
Thus, under the model of 'collateral' expansion, replication of homology units 7 10 and the consequent expansion of subgroups TRAV22, 23, 25 and 26 may have largely been due to evolutionary selection for a large functional TRDV1 repertoire.
