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By including recycling and substitution, the model extends the seminal cake-eating Hotelling model that dominates the non-renewable resource economics literature.

There is a remarkable dearth of research related to ECS or even the traditional, self-contained classroom teaching model that dominates elementary instruction.

In most cases it happens that a model, which seems to be perfect under given settings, is outperformed by another model, when the conditions change, and that there is no model that dominates under all circumstances.

That applies both to the food and to the "low-wage model" that dominates the back of their kitchens, she said.

At the same time "Reed" and its milky ilk tacitly reinforced the pervasive pressure to conform to a shallow, unrealistic societal model that dominated Eisenhower America.

It is striking that the model that dominated modern European thinking about causality linear causality through collision (on the model of billiard balls) was not central to Chinese reflections on causality (as it also was not central in Europe before the late Renaissance).

This topic has also become of interest to economists (e.g., Booth and Kee 2009), although the underlying model in that discipline is the long-standing family-specific "cultural transmission" model that dominated U.S. sociological thinking in the 1960s and 1970s.

Both men hailed from Shanghai and it was the "Shanghai model" that dominated the 1990s: rapid urban development that favoured massive state-owned enterprises and big foreign multinational companies.

Specialists like Professor Von Hippel say these approaches are not likely to usurp the larger production models that dominate the electronics and technology industry.

The location-based Pokémon Go is due this year, with the hope that Nintendo and its mobile partners are already dreaming up amazing games that take full advantage of smartphones and tablets – while avoiding the most over-aggressive approaches to the "freemium" models that dominate on these devices.

Critics say it is uneconomic and increases the risk of proliferation.The technology underpinning civilian nuclear power-generation has not progressed much since the 1950sThe six most promising "generation IV" designs identified by the GIF from an original list of over 100 concepts depart markedly from the light-water moderated, once-through models that dominate the existing fleet.