Leibniz suggested the same model, writing that "languages are the best mirror of the human mind".
He goes on to predict the fate of many projects that would eventually use this development model, writing that, if testing fails, "the required design changes are likely to be so disruptive that … the development process has returned to the origin and one can expect up to a 100-percent overrun in schedule and/or costs".
Twenty years ago my newsroom was told to switch to a model of writing that was geared to a second grade level.
We chose to compare to 'word salad' and 'nonsense' versions as they are more representative of a null model: written stories that are without coherent plot or structure to generate a coherent emotional arc, which is not true of a stochastic process (e.g., a random walk model or noise).
The one failure of this model, other than writing that comes from robots wearing fedoras with press cards stuck in them, is that it only mentions a few players.
In addition, the model writes a text file that summarizes the parameter values used in the simulation.
Through the analysis of a simple 1D model written at the mesoscale, we showed that the closure laws accounting for the different biological kinetics (growth, detachment, etc).
The authors write that models in which growth is driven by innovation naturally lead to scale effects (because ideas are "nonrivalrous", meaning that they can be applied all across an economy), and scale effects imply that larger countries should be richer than poorer ones.
A model of reinvention, author Jessie Carney Smith wrote that "Janet has continued to test the limits of her transformative power", receiving accolades in music, film and concert tours throughout the course of her career.
Jean-Claude Bélégou, who photographed Mège in 2003, and whose color photographs often explore the relationship between the artist and model, wrote to me that Mège was working at the same time that young female photographers were turning to the form of autoportrait.
