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There are several reasons why the B1G1 model resonates with customers.

"The more competitors, the more confusion, the more our model resonates with publishers and consumers," he said.

But the CorpsAfrica model resonates to a large extent with the culture of local governance and participation diffused in Morocco in the past few years.

But the Jewish Community Center model resonated with them.

Moreover, the capability of Kautz basis to model resonating systems is also shown.

The implications of this model resonate clinically: that failure of IOP control is more directly related to decreases in hydraulic conductivity (i.e. due to scar formation) than to decreased absorption – i.e. the formation of relatively impermeable cap, rather than diffuse scarring and loss of absorptive capacity.

The framework resonates with Glasl's 26 nine-step model of conflict escalation, which was developed in the context of international relations.

Executives fervently hope that an all-new 2004 model will resonate with buyers the way its namesake did in the 1960's and 70's.

Over 2000 testers from around the world have already signed-up, so it seems the company's pay-per-bug model is resonating well across testing professionals.

It was a model that resonated with those who couldn't wait around all day for a package delivery, myself included.

Nevertheless, the basic principles of our model also resonate in findings among third year medical students regarding early patient contacts (Ashley et al. 2008).