The smaller model, which holds 1.5 gallons and will dispense only cold or room temperature water, is not yet available.
It analyzes the results using the official formula, known as the "linear, no-threshold model," which holds that if big doses do big damage, then small doses do small damage, and that there is no "safe" dose and every additional increment will lead to fatal cancers.
Based on the theoretical foundations of the caregiving system model, which holds that prosocial behavior can be conceptualized in relation to a neurobiological stress-buffering mechanism, we addressed the question of whether daily volunteering yields buffering effects in terms of suppressing a neuroendocrine response (i.e., salivary cortisol) to daily stressors.
In this section, we remind a signal generation process proposed in [18], and derive the signal model which holds for the signals generated out of an image containing a circular blurred contour.
While the infrastructure cloud vendors do a good job of securing their data centers against attack, Beri says best practices point to a "shared responsibility model", which holds that both cloud providers and their customers play a role in overall security.
But some researchers favor an alternative idea, called the Beringian standstill model, which holds that there was only one major wave into Beringia, but that people stayed there so long that they differentiated into distinguishable genetic groups, which then entered the Americas.
Functions of these genes have been summarized in the ABCDE model, which holds that different A, B, C, D and E class MADS-domain proteins interact to form functional "ternary" or "quartet" protein complexes that are responsible for establishing the various floral organ identities (Egea-Cortines et al. 1999; Honma and Goto 2001; Smaczniaka et al. 2012; Theissen and Saedler 2001).
Wootton said the discovery was especially momentous because it cast doubt on the prevailing Ptolemaic model (which held that Earth lies at the center of movement in the heavens) while lending support to the Copernican system, which holds (rightly) that the moon orbits Earth, which, in turn, orbits the sun.
It is shown that the optimal test strategy depends on model which holds and that the concept of the "link function" of GLMs captures this dependence elegantly.
