"The Carousell business model is essentially the classifieds model, which traditionally has [around] 50percentt margins," he said.
Optimizing process economics in model predictive control traditionally has been done using a two-step approach in which the economic objectives are first converted to steady-state operating points, and then the dynamic regulation is designed to track these setpoints.
Modeling and optimization of complex systems traditionally have required significant programming efforts in order to encode the model dynamics, the cost functions and the constraints in a format suitable for state of the art numerical algorithms.
The multi-state model traditionally associated with chronic diseases has three states: no disease, preclinical but screen-detectable disease, and symptomatic clinical disease.
First, why has the ESCo model traditionally been confined to niche applications?
Welfare in Australia long ago sheered away from a social insurance model; it has traditionally been targeted, generally been niggardly.
His object is to do away with Brazil's traditional development model of transferring wealth from the international sectors of the economy, what he calls a "neo-Korean model," which has traditionally rewarded the largest businesses with favorable tax treatment.
Apple plans to dress up the 5C model in a range of five or six colors to differentiate it from the more expensive model that has traditionally come only in black and white, according to the sources.
I was interviewing people for what would become The Wired City, a book centered on the New Haven Independent, a nonprofit online-only news site that represents an alternative to the broken advertising-based model that has traditionally supported local journalism.
The party-plan model has traditionally been aimed at women, selling products for the home, bedroom and body, from Botox injections to Longaberger baskets.
