Throughout the weekend a display of several world-class models will be on display, from the 1899 Columbia to the 1990's Intrepid.
Driving along the crumbling, unkempt freeways that crisscross Southern California, it's easy to forget that many were world-class models of infrastructure design, celebrated by engineers and architecture critics alike, when they were built in the decades after World War II.
Now it's a world-class model for all".
Tunisia's quartet offers a world-class model in peace- and democracy-building processes.
As part of this sky-high farm, greenhouses could be warmed by the spent energy from the buildings beneath them and gray-water recycled for irrigation, creating a world-class model and laboratory for rooftop food production and energy conservation.
1946 Funny Face In Stanley Donen's romantic comedy, Audrey Hepburn plays a Greenwich Village bookseller transformed by an Avedonesque fashion photographer (Fred Astaire) into a world-class model on the runways of Paris.
That's not a bad perk for a world-class model.
Nicknamed "the body" after flaunting hers on Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Edition a record five times, world-class model Elle MacPherson formed her own financial agency and bridged the gap in models making fashion labels when she created Australia's best-selling line of lingerie, Elle MacPherson Intimates.
There are many "Resiliency" and "Soldier Fitness" models being explored in different branches of the military but what is needed is a world class, "Best Practices" model with a long term commitment to trauma and brain research.
But the critique is that that with the "world class" CEO model, you miss out on Microsoft, Google, and Facebook.
You can't really beat the built-in promotion of Back to the Future pre-product placement and world class shoe model that is Michael J. Fox.
