If the Times establishes one model of limited success, the Daily Mail establishes the opposite model of limited success.
The grand narrative of private freedom, loose social fabric and an economic model of limited state intervention is being challenged by powers such as the EU, India, China and, in a small local way, Iran (one of several Islamist narratives).
A coherent model of limited complexity and expressed in design parameters is derived for an inchworm actuator.
We examine a model of limited communication in which the seller is selling a single good to two potential buyers.
Combining the two agency models of limited competence and managerial opportunism, it suggests that governance devices exert differing effects, in early vs. later stages of CEO tenure.
Objective: The authors have developed a clinical model of limited cone-beam X-ray CT for dental use and started to use the model in clinical practice.
To avoid the restrictions imposed by adopting a viscoelastic flow model of limited validity, a multiscale computational model is introduced in which the continuum-level properties of the airway surface liquid are determined by microscopic simulation of long-chain polymers.
As combined evidence, these findings are consistent with an economic model of limited self-control in which students choose how to allocate their self-control between academic activities and eating activities.
This relationship is explicitly quantified by Quintin (2008), who shows that a model of limited enforcement calibrated to the US, by matching the measures of access to finance of some developing countries, can replicate the observed differences in average firm size between the US and Argentina and Mexico.
Model instability and dearth of protections against overfitting, multi-collinearity, and data dredging may combine with a failure to distinguish fundamental from realized climate envelopes to produce models of limited utility.
