Abolitionists made vigorous use of the still young technology, for example, in "before" and "after" images of former slave children, which purported to show their transformation from ragamuffins in slavery into models of well-dressed, well-fed respectability in freedom.
Marchers held scale models of well-known McKim, Mead & White buildings: the Washington Square Arch, the old Penn Station, the Villard Houses, etc. Tells about the architects: Charles Follen McKim, William Rutherford Mead, and Stanford White, who were building during a period when something like 3,800 millionaires descended on New York looking for something grand.
Characterization of porous carbon for its pore size distribution is traditionally carried out with simple pore models of well-defined geometry (slit or cylinder) with both ends opened to the gas surroundings.
Analyses of control strategies through computer simulation were performed using mathematical models of wells, flow lines and separation plant.
"In theoretical models of well-being, sex is rarely discussed, and in many seminal articles, ignored," they write in their new paper, published in Emotion.
Implications for theoretical models of well-being and for clinical interventions that promote adjustmentafter TBI are discussed.
According to Keyes, the appraisal of one's circumstances and functioning in society is also a necessary component of integrative models of well-being.
Assessment of well-being is crucial for validating theories and models of well-being [ 2], and measuring the outcome of positive interventions, particularly clinical interventions [ 3, 4].
Relying on theoretical models of well-being, we examined a theoretical model of adjustment in which the capacity to engage in intentional activities would be prospectively associated with greater participation, which in turn would predict subsequent life satisfaction and perceived health assessed at a later time.
