But Mr. Adams (tailed that evening by a PBS camera crew), while a significant figure and to be admired, is by now the very model of mainstream success, having earned his place in the sun by taming the excesses of Minimalism, once a maverick style, and reconciling it with traditional audience expectations.
Table 1 shows the list of features which depict the artistic model of mainstream contemporary art museums, and the right column shows the features which the Kunstmuseum Gehrke-Remund either changed, eliminated or added to arrive at the final concept.
Monolayers of hCMEC/D3 cells were exposed to hyperglycemic conditions (HG; 35 mM) or 5% soluble cigarette smoke extracts (CSE, model of mainstream smoke exposure) for 12 24 h.
This disruption should improve the lives of the world's poor, even as it challenges and alters the business models of mainstream lenders.The world's unbanked have never been without options for accessing financial services; they have just been without good options.
These funds support different types of mainstreaming.
The Council is designed under the model of a mainstream Local Government Authority which structurally does not provide the latitude to address those functions which are not normally expected of mainstream Councils.
Jason Bourne The fourth film to feature Matt Damon as the unstoppable secret agent, the third to be directed by Paul Greengrass, this most propulsive motion picture is a model of what mainstream entertainment can be like when everything goes right.
While scaling up involves a systematic, project-based replication of the CFS model, mainstreaming entails a more holistic, systems-based approach.
This article will merely scratch the surface of this rich tradition by sketching out some key topics of inquiry and conflicting models representative of mainstream interpretative orientations.
Anderson argued that technology has made it easier to provide specialized goods for niche markets; this would eventually lessen the appeal of the business model of offering larger, mainstream products.
It was developed in 1997 in the United Kingdom (UK) as a multi-professional document that provides a template of care for the final days and hours of life and aims to transfer the hospice model of care to mainstream hospital services [ 15, 18].
