A simplified version of the model was popularized by Paul Krugman in the 1990s in his book Peddling Prosperity.
The neofunctionalization model was popularized as a theory explaining evolutionary sources of novel protein function (Ohno 1970) but can also apply to the level, timing, or localization of gene expression (Innan and Kondrashov 2010).
Semiparametric two-stage models were popularized by Ray (1991) and McCarty and Yaisawarng (1993) and are among the best-known models for explaining the sources of inefficiency.5 The first stage of this approach prescribes the use of a Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) model to estimate a production frontier, which defines both the efficient and inefficient units.
Varying-coefficient models were popularized in the work of (Cleveland and Grosse, 1991) and (Hastie and Tibshirani, 1993), and have been applied to a variety of domains to model and predict time- or space- varying response to multidimensional inputs.
The jjimjilbang is modeled on the public bathhouses that were popularized early last century by the country's Japanese occupiers but eventually fell out of favor when showers became a standard feature of Korean homes.
This model has been popularized in recent years by Toms Shoes, Warby Parker and others who saw an opportunity to develop a profitable lifestyle brand, while generating awareness and life-changing opportunities for people in developing countries.
Numerous early childhood curricular approaches and models have been popularized over the last century.
Development of surgical skills on inanimate models has been popularized by efforts to improve patient safety and efficiency of resident training.
The LUCC models can be popularized to some degree, but it is impossible to make them completely understandable to policy makers.
EBay also started Fashion Vault, a site that sells deeply discounted designer goods for limited times, a model that has been popularized by sites like Gilt.
