Hausman et al. (1976) were the first who have proposed the travel-time model of the single-command cycle.
The model presented in this paper can be seen as a generalisation of the command response (CR) model, albeit with the same modelling power.
In addition, the museum features a miniature model of the department's command and control center a few blocks away at 1 Police Plaza.
The 1982 bestseller In Search of Excellence: Lessons from America's Best-Run Companies "was a refreshing challenge to the old-fashioned model of command and control management," but that doesn't mean its advice was sound.
The assumption of the command and control model should be understood, according to Dynes (1994), in terms of the 3Cs.
We have to move from a model of command and control to one of openness and inclusiveness and to listen to a broader spectrum of voices than ever before.
So business has built up around a male leadership model of command and control, around male core business values, and we are at a zeitgeist moment right now where for the first time in any real form as opposed to isolated instances we are beginning to see the impact of women in those sectors.
The developed model base management system has the facilities such as model base, model directory, model execution, integration of models and command processor.
First was the development of the view, first articulated in ancient Greece and developed to some extent by Aquinas, that law should be understood on the model of a command, given by a superior to an inferior, the issuance of which made certain actions obligatory for the rational addressee (and putative subject).
Instead, a new model of hero commands the market: photogenic, accessible and above all flawed.
