The tedious 'role model' argument is just one example of that.
The proposed study is not aimed at generating a tedious manual model to be employed by the clinician during treatment.
Although this may seem tedious, since models sometimes have hundreds of parameters, the WoMMBAT interface offers a fast method for assessing chain convergence, one after another.
Such automation would reduce the necessary and often tedious labor of model building, while at the same time guaranteeing that, for the available data, a quality model is reached.
To break up the narrative, every other chapter zeroes in on one of his trademarks or peccadilloes, including his surreally tedious fixation with model railways (Smack? Weed? Oh no: "Three padded flightcases travel with me on the road, with paints and tools, and whichever model I happen to be working on").
Designing robust personalization algorithms is often a tedious, time-consuming, model- and data-specific process.
Consequently, the topology of the system gets lost and any future extension and reuse of the model is tedious and error-prone.
Both FOXRAB and the calculator-based model become tedious to run for >10 generations.
However, the transformation from conceptual models to logical models can be a tedious task, often causing errors in the resulting logical model.
The women here are depicted not creating, discovering or fighting, as men so often are in art, but being affected in complex and mysterious ways — moved, aroused, enlightened, agitated or simply amused (in some cases, the books must have been used to occupy models during tedious studio sittings).
