He put a drawing of the Havana Centro Vasco on his Miami restaurant's business card, and he built a twenty-foot-wide scale model of it, furnished with miniature tables and chairs.
In an attempt to better understand the costs of operationalising this intervention on a district wide scale, a model was develop to scale up costs (both fixed and variable) and explore potential savings from economies of scale.
The power and efficiency of next generation sequencing (NGS) technologies are enabling research use of genomic data to address ecological and evolutionary questions at a genome-wide scale for model and non-model species [ 17, 18].
But keeping in mind that a great deal was learned from the static models alone, we expect that even simple genome-wide scale dynamical models will bring further interesting discoveries.
The scale model, one metre wide and 36 centimetres high, is the first in a series of limited edition models, produced in co-operation with the artists featured, which are designed to loosen the purse-strings of "Clarkson man", a generation of wealthy, greying rock fans.
The archive of 350 related items includes various preparatory works — among them 11 8-foot-wide drawings and a 68-foot scale model — as well as a nylon panel and steel pole, photographs and a copy of a 1978 documentary film about the work by Albert Maysles, David Maysles and Charlotte Zwerin, also called "Running Fence".
RNAi can be induced by introducing a small double-stranded (ds) RNA into a cell [ 14] and has been widely employed in genome-wide scale studies of model organisms, including animals and plants [ 15- 20].
It's hard to picture the politics aligning for this model to work on a wide scale in education or social services, programs run by government.
The Golden Gate Bridge scale model stood 70 feet long and 20 feet wide.
Using value-added models to calculate teacher effectiveness wasn't possible on a wide scale until recently.
We stood by a scale model.
