We also discuss some other models with unusual phase diagrams that highlight some subtle features regarding the geometric content of conformal theories.
As a result, these remarkable materials are increasingly serving as model for synthetic composites with unusual and attractive performance.
These are big, traditional companies that have experimented with unusual models.
It's an unusual model, with the curator relinquishing a good deal of control, first to the nominating curators and ultimately to the artists themselves.
Schematic sketches for a 1990s show at San Francisco's Jack Hanley Gallery developed into the instructional drawings and later the "One-Minute Sculptures," in which Wurm places himself or a model in unusual juxtapositions with common objects.
The ciliate Tetrahymena, a model organism, contains divergent mitochondrial (Mt) genome with unusual properties, where half of its 44 genes still remain without a definitive function.
All but two of the state's 166 school districts have elected boards, but those two are big ones: New Haven's board is appointed by the mayor, and Hartford has an unusual hybrid model with both elected and appointed members.
Well, Twitter has an unusual advertising model, with advertisers paying to promote tweets, trends, and accounts in users' news feeds, so the standard ad measurement of CPMs (the cost per thousand impressions) may not apply.
The proper detection of loci with unusual levels of population differentiation requires an appropriate model of human genetic structure, such as the HIM model used here.
The CASP10 results show that EPAD can successfully fold some targets with unusual fold (according to the CASP10 Free Modeling assessor Dr B. K. Lee).
