To illustrate, we will construct a small-scale causal model of the siege example (Pearl, /2009 2000, models a fictional case that is very similar).
His actions needed no model in a fictional monster, just a profound hostility to regular folk who had gathered, en masse, with their friends and their sodas, to have fun.
The equation was applied in a model for a fictional Dutch nursing home; the input values for the equation were based as much as possible on the empirical data from the above-mentioned RCT in eight Dutch nursing homes, and where needed, were supplemented through other sources.
Ultimately, the man was looking to become a real role model, rather than a fictional one.
One of the success stories of the Colombian coffee industry has been its branding model, which created a fictional character based on a typical Colombian coffee farmer, called Juan Valdez.
She develops one such alternative model by staging a fictional conversation between Beauvoir and Nigerian Igbo thinkers on the maternal ethos of the consanguineal, woman-woman, matrilineal, and dual-descent families with striking implications.
If senses of this type can model the notion of a fictional entity, then Frege can be construed as a kind of fictional realist; otherwise, he can't.
When it comes to costumes modeled on fictional characters, Good Guys are winning out over Bad Guys.
She has plainly modeled her fictional town, Marah, on the devastated Murphysboro, Ill., where 234 people died, and she has drawn freely on period newspapers and survivors' accounts.
Like many of Foote's later novels, it is set in Bristol, Mississippi, a fictional town modeled on Foote's hometown.
