It's also important, he notes, to know that social science's inability to be replicable is in itself a replicable finding.
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To achieve true scale, NZE strategies must be broadly replicable.
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This model is a replicable way to reduce gun violence.
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And we have some [INAUDIBLE] this is a replicable contract [INAUDIBLE].
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The researcher's findings may need to be replicable by another scientist.
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To be a machine is to be accurate. Fast. Reliable. Replicable.
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Mr Mundhe says that all his projects are "scalable and replicable".
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Sports is a mass product and it's a non-replicable product.
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Emily: Well, an experiment is only good if it's replicable, right?
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Artificial intelligence is making human speech as malleable and replicable as pixels.
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"We cannot reveal this process because it is not replicable," she continued.
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Those results would then, obviously, be visible to others and potentially replicable.
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Mimicking refers to tasks that are easily replicable whereby understanding isn't necessary.
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And it's indisputable that the industry hasn't identified a replicable OTT model.
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I'm wondering if this would be relatively easily replicable by a satellite company?
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It's not a recipe that's likely replicable without talent, drive, connections and timing.
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Marzo's acoustic tractor beam—including his replicable, 3D printed version—are both small.
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Sometimes the original studies had too few participants to produce a replicable answer.
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Many league observers and teams assumed that the Warriors' switching scheme wasn't replicable.
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If these two Indonesian programs are replicable, they may be a valuable blueprint.
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Clearly, fabricated results are not going to be replicable in follow-up experiments.
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It's all quite dizzying, not the sort of spectacle that's easily replicable onstage.
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Most of my Airbnb experiences have been positive, and not replicable by hotels.
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No, it's not a recipe that's likely replicable without talent, drive, connections and timing.
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Look for skill sets that enable your organization to build replicable processes and systems.
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In this way, the "you" is addressed to an anonymous, unfixed, and replicable body.
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Our schools have seen tremendous growth and our model offers replicable and scalable change.
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Inevitably, the highly recognizable and replicable symbol has inspired some more consumerist urges, too.
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That's how they sell themselves, that they are special, and that it isn't replicable. Okay.
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Save for the Play Store's un-replicable app selection, Samsung barely needs Android at all.
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The problem for Republicans is that the Trump approach isn't a replicable model for success.
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Two different solutions to the Hunt problem, but Miocic's is the more scientific and replicable.
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Hong Kong's relationship with China is unique, but protesters relied on five globally replicable steps.
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And are those conditions replicable in a local market with a still-nascent SaaS ecosystem?
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What aspects of bike culture in Copenhagen do you think are replicable in your town?
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" And the idea behind that is, "How do we make this replicable for other companies?
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Investors and analysts, however, point to Japan-specific factors that may not be replicable elsewhere.
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All of that was based around the very idiosyncratic and not replicable way he worked.
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So, you're talking about doing replicable, but most people think of venture capital as artisanal, really.
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The goal is to find the fittest athletes, not to produce an easily replicable workout program.
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Israel's nationalisation of all water supplies has helped "integrate" policy, but may not be replicable elsewhere.
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When recording technology became widely adopted in the late nineteenth century, music became a replicable experience.
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We quickly realized with our repeat trials that the dupe was entirely consistent and completely replicable.
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Not really replicable in a game, but definitely one of the slickest fails you'll ever see.
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The question becomes, then, how did they do that, and how much of it is replicable?
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Doing so provided some assurance that the business plan was sound and the success was replicable.
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The digital disruption that is taking place on the Potomac can be scalable, replicable and sustainable.
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Concrn also hopes to create a replicable playbook to distribute to other communities that experience similar issues.
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EVEN SMARTER Such results, he added, are easily scalable and replicable to the rest of the world.
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Biosimilars are generic versions of biologic medicines, which are complex and aren't easily replicable like typical drugs.
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A later meta-analysis confirmed that these results for lifestyle interventions were replicable across numerous different studies.
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Politicians, TV showrunners, labor-union leaders: theoretically The Players' Tribune platform is replicable for any public professional.
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Everyone else, however, is an automaton character, answering a given input with a predetermined — and replicable — output.
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In the last few years, however, researchers have discovered that a number of major psychology studies aren't replicable.
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But a key to success is making such technology and methods accessible and replicable among the rural poor.
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"There's Pokémon and these kinds of things, but it's a weird world where everything is replicable," Hall said.
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On the other hand, one could argue that these races aren't an easily replicable model for Democratic success.
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So it's pretty clear to me that a craft beer model is perfectly replicable in the weed industry.
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Let's face it: Intuit is not paying $7 billion for Credit Karma's easily replicable software or business model.
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He even cited Kylie Jenner&aposs billion-dollar cosmetics company as a replicable position for the royal couple.
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But "Sheldon" is a single-camera spinoff starring a child; it's not replicable at the CBS show factory.
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Yet everyone I spoke to in South Bend insisted that what has been achieved in the city is replicable.
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Although Twitter expects its Japan growth to continue, it is less clear whether the success will be replicable elsewhere.
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"What has been surprising is how robust and replicable the association between weight discrimination and health has been," she said.
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"We focused on things we could do in America that made a difference and were replicable elsewhere," Mr. Bloomberg said.
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And while there's only one Curry, the way Lacob and Guber run the franchise is replicable — at least in theory.
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"We do not know if the results for breast cancer or prostate cancer would be replicable, but it's definitely suggestive."
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Reed said the EPA's proposal lacks basic information, such as a definition for data or how it could be replicable.
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It is local, but a lot of country experiences are very much replicable and applicable in other places as well.
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Economics involves complex social phenomena while physics or chemistry deal with more-or-less regular, predictable, and replicable subject matter.
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"It's a replicable and consistent way of removing weight and giving movement to thick hair," hairstylist Anh Co Tran told Refinery29.
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As European techno often relies heavily on software and replicable successes, musical innovation and the introduction of new themes is rare.
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In the developed world, the toughest business is food and beverages, especially easily replicable items like dressings, spreads and builders' tea.
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What it's not, though, is any indication that Trump has a sustainable and replicable plan to bring back American manufacturing jobs.
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Lil Nas X broke the Internet by breaking Billboard records with an "Old Town Road" game plan that's enviable, but replicable.
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The researchers might have missed some potentially strong studies, particularly those that weren't in English and didn't provide fully replicable data.
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Cameo encourages this kind of content, which is replicable, cheap, and mass-produced, since the company's key performance indicator is quantity.
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The future may be cool, but it's also a humbling reminder that much of what we do is easily replicable by machines.
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One of the aspects that's super interesting — and potentially replicable in real life — is how the character Will communicates through Christmas lights.
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What I always appreciate in doing these things is seeing people do work and asking whether the work they're doing is replicable.
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The estimates of premature deaths prevented by pollutant reduction are extremely questionable because they are based on studies that are not replicable.
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Assuming the technology proves sustainable and replicable, among the ancient mountains of the American west, a bright future may be under way.
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The end goal, however, is creating a replicable habitat that can be used by communities around the world for local, sustainable agriculture.
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But an acceptance of these new products has the potential to transform the diamond market, because lab-grown diamonds are endlessly replicable.
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It's not just the users: Even the "challenges" themselves, or the many replicable memes that go viral on TikTok, are pretty corny.
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In business, enduring greatness depends on a simple, intuitive formula that should be easily replicable – just grow and be profitable – year after year.
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Banks that you grew up with would become commoditized and replicable using open services; your telecom operator or Facebook could become your bank.
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But Smith's colossal brain fart overshadows perhaps the most replicable recipe for Cleveland having any kind of success going forward: the offensive glass.
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Our work in Delaware with Upstream demonstrates the success of a public-private partnership in a remarkably short period that's replicable and sustainable.
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This solution isn't replicable; these countries are debating compliance with a verdict that has already been handed down, not challenging the verdict itself.
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"We took the precaution of making sure our tests were consistent and replicable, even if we didn't understand the dupe yet," said ContraMuffin.
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We are exposed to so many images today, and they are so infinitely replicable, that they seemed to have turned abstract and transient.
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"We should summarize good experiences and practices in the pilot areas, and accelerate the expansion of replicable experiences to a wider scope," Chen said.
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"We should summarise good experiences and practices in the pilot areas, and accelerate the expansion of replicable experiences to a wider scope," Chen said.
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Bright gave me acute typecasting déjà vu, but Will Smith isn't the only actor who's found a schtick that works and is eminently replicable.
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Cassius Adair, audio producer, professor, writer, and researcher: The format of the newsletter is really easily replicable in the format of the newsgroup online.
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But he cautions that it only works if agencies are funded in a way that makes vulnerabilities replicable enough to abide by the rules.
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How much of last year's success is replicable, especially without Young—who by far had the highest fourth-quarter point differential on the team?
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Still, Oliver's project stands apart for its easily replicable (the list of project components and code are all freely available online) and scalable design.
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In hopes of making this replicable, we will document every step of this process, and will release regular updates and guides along the way.
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The key ingredient, the replicable feature of all success stories that explains why some people do better than other people, is not arbitrarily chosen.
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" The ease of working remotely, Coughlin adds, plays to New Hampshire's "geographic advantages that aren't easily replicable — it's hard to make lakes and mountains.
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It might not be perfectly replicable for already-established leagues, but more fledgling esports with already built bases may certainly give it a try.
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But there's another explanation, laid out here by Vox's Jane Coaston: The problem for Republicans is that the Trump approach isn't a replicable model for success.
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The redesigned redesign probably isn't going to save Snap, especially with Instagram continually encroaching upon its territory and showing that its signature features are easily replicable.
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But regardless of how convinced you are, there's no doubt the 11 looks ahead have major potential — they're wearable, replicable, and perhaps most importantly, widely appealing.
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Particularly paired with glasses, HoloMe's technology could affect plenty of professions, from teaching to customer service, replacing them with an infinitely replicable workforce of lifelike models.
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When we interact in person, we tend to mirror each other, again connecting in a subtle way that is not replicable online and fueling positive emotions.
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The big idea is that this will make science more transparent and replicable, and decrease the friction for one lab to evaluate the work of another.
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" However, since only foreign-listed shares are part of the index "MSCI believes that the MSCI Argentina Indexes remain replicable, despite the introduction of capital controls.
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I found them in Norwich, which seems to possess an old-fashioned tonic, replicable anywhere there is a communitarian spirit, to cure what ails contemporary sports.
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Viral, in the Jukin sense, is less a result of an organic process than a replicable formula, defined only by tropes and a looming expiration date.
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He also established a replicable model called the School of the 21st Century, designed to embed child care and other social services in public school buildings.
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But when an audience member asked them how they planned to confront the ethical implications of these easily replicable fake videos, nobody had a satisfying answer.
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How do you have data that is essentially replicable but at the same time, you can prove that you own a specific record in that database?
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So what we're doing is creating community practices that help them see how to do this and make it replicable across the 18,000 jurisdictions that we have.
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Much of what worked for them in Cleveland is replicable, but some things—like shooting 53 percent from beyond the arc on 45 attempts—might not be.
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The software lays out a grid on places like the National Mall to make for easier counting and promises to generate "accurate, unbiased, and replicable" crowd counts.
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The Niantic EC-1 It's not an origin story that serves as an easily replicable blueprint — but if we zoom out a bit, what's to be learned?
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Any anti-harassment strategy that focuses on deletion and removal is doomed to spin in circles, damned to the Sisyphean task of stamping out infinitely replicable information.
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Whatever Marvel decides to do next, it's clear it's found a formula for success in audio storytelling, one that's easily replicable and adjustable across their many properties.
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The Momentum for Change awards ceremony recognized "Lighthouse Activities," which are practical, scalable and replicable examples of how people, businesses, governments and institutions are tackling climate change.
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Neither the Google nor Apple campus is open to the public, nor are their designs replicable on the scale that the '60s utopians imagined for their designs.
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The 53 points may not be replicable, but the problems Thomas creates with the ball in his hands will last until the day Boston's season finally ends.
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The problem is actually an easily-replicable bug caused by Chrome's translation function, resulting in some cosmetic aberrations on YouTube—and it appears to work on any video.
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That version has a specific glitch not replicable in the iQue's version of the game, and the Japanese text runs faster than all the other virtual console languages.
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The central bank said it had accumulated "replicable experiences" from a pilot scheme on cross-border financing in Shanghai's free trade zone that was launched in early 2005.
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Perhaps most importantly, there doesn't seem to be any way to get a single, objective search result from Google that can be easily replicable across users or locations.
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Why it matters: Las Vegas is uniquely positioned to attract shoppers looking for something to do, so it's not clear that this model is replicable in every case.
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Nichols called community banking "a relationship business that is not replicable by technology," as those smaller banks shutter and struggle to handle up with post-recession financial regulation.
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Mallory Blair, cofounder and CEO of Small Girls PR, said Quinn is a replicable example of how influencers can help businesses build around communities that they're already cultivating.
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They then tried to weed out the weaker studies — meaning, in scientific terms, those that didn't provide fully replicable data and those that didn't have a comparison group.
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There is no universal agreement on what smart beta means, but it typically refers to published theories and replicable statistical analysis, and mechanical procedures aimed at beating them.
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It&aposs probably a center right country, so that model of just taking Democratic Socialism and slapping it around the country is not going to be replicable for everyone.
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But its basic business model — renting space longterm and subletting it to other companies on a short term business — is easily replicable, as dozens of rivals have already shown.
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"What interests me most in the process is that a random faulty configuration of a piece of software leads to results that are uncontrollable, not replicable," Efremova tells Creators.
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At the same time, artists began to engage with mathematics and anatomy and to use classical sculpture as a means of addressing the question of replicable beauty through proportions.
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"Once a combination is created, it is unique and not replicable by anyone else," said Domenico Oliveri, chief executive of Fendi Timepieces, a division of the Italian fashion house.
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Students might be heartened to learn (like I was) that there are researchers thinking very hard, and very earnestly, on trying to make psychology a more replicable, robust science.
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The Times and CBS News have long believed that a live telephone survey of a random sample of Americans is the most accurate and replicable way to measure public opinion.
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The varying temperatures made packing (and getting dressed) difficult, that's for sure, yet it didn't stop editors, bloggers, influencers, and celebrities for putting together some enviable (and easily replicable) looks.
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However, Mr. McCartney also has stadium-scale video that moves fast and cleverly; "Eleanor Rigby," with its string arrangement now replicable via electronic keyboard, got a backdrop of animated violins.
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She adapted Project Soar's curriculum into a scalable, replicable template for other developing countries and said that she recently made progress toward starting the first branch outside Morocco, in Uganda.
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"The More Doctors Project is replicable and would potentially be beneficial in any country that decides to adopt it," the United Nations Development Program said in a report last year.
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It is less saturated than Instagram and YouTube for those who aim to become influencers and more welcoming to quick, replicable content that is easy to produce and make viral.
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But it's horrific in its own way: high above earth, the corporation is ensuring its own immortality by rendering its human capital into something that is interchangeable, replicable, and IP-protected.
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People are quick to laud my successes, but I am quicker to point out how what I've done is simply not replicable for most people whom this country releases from prison.
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Most of the analyses I read focus on Amazon's broad advantages — what I'll call "bullet-point moats" — and then evaluate whether each program is replicable by a competing retailer like Walmart.
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Other factors contributed to the exponential growth in protest size, including an increasing reliance on Facebook, Twitter, and other social media tools that make mass organizing both desirable and easily replicable.
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"While I have a lot of admiration for what Fanatics has done, what they're doing is replicable," said Matt Powell, a sports industry analyst at the market research firm NPD Group.
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Because of the cost of equipment and length of construction, the project is not easily replicable, which makes the building more a piece of art than a model for future designs.
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We could apply our startup, manufacturing, building and operations backgrounds to this problem to develop automated, welcoming workspace centers in neighborhoods and small-town cores, and we could make this replicable.
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Finally, use technology, templates and other easily replicable methods wherever you can to ease your workload and make interacting with your network as pain free, and even enjoyable, as possible, said Band.
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Whether it catches on or not depends on how much fuel gets added — aka, how many other places and instances confirm that the trend is not only attractive, but is easily replicable.
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As we move to a culture where so many of the things that represent our identity, from photographs to music, have become endlessly replicable, the concept of possession has lost its meaning.
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Very occasionally, I come upon one that offers both genuine insights into raising children and a sensible -- and replicable -- framework through which readers can integrate those insights into their very own lives.
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Others have another solution that's just as simple: "You point out the wrong, outdated, and less-than-replicable sections," Daniël Lakens, a professor at Eindhoven University of Technology in the Netherlands, said.
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It's a huge goal, and one that will potentially be replicable by every car Tesla makes between now and then, according to the new hardware and vehicle system updates Musk also announced today.
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Easily replicable, lightweight memory-wise, and requiring the most minimal attention span while also rewarding endless repetition, GIFs circulate frantically through our collective social consciousness and eerily mimic the state of our discourse.
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Instead, it can use a combination of widely used alternative data sets it purchases, combined with some of its own data and data-science techniques, to create a feed that isn't easily replicable.
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" Ali Dibadj, a water industry analyst for Bernstein, says, "Hint has done very well along the health-and-wellness trajectory, but the difficulty in my mind is that it's a relatively replicable idea.
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"The amount of consumption that happens by the Snapchat user who is also engaged in creating, is something that I think is not replicable on Facebook, on Instagram — it's fundamentally different," Cicero says.
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The crux of what we developed was smaller, replicable, technologically-enabled and automated centers, outside big cities, that could meet the needs of their members and do it profitably and with minimal staffing.
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It's actually a systematic, replicable process that somebody could choose to be an entrepreneur and build a company the way that somebody could choose to be a doctor or choose to be a lawyer.
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But it's instructive as a mirror of American high-gloss dramas, some of which have developed their own tics and formulas — shock, testosterone, easy cynicism — that are as internationally replicable as any police procedural's.
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Several architecture and contracting firms have begun marketing themselves as specialists in the units, offering homeowners guidance on how to get the most bang for the buck by using sleek and easily replicable plans.
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So those if you consider those replace, not renewable, but this is what they say that's replicable energy comes out will push oil, fossil fuel, oil and energy price will continue to go down.
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On the surface, at least, their inquiries can seem largely aimed at addressing theoretical matters—notably the issue of whether the evolution of complex organisms is a replicable phenomenon, like any ordinary chemical reaction.
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The purpose of the tales is to create entertaining human-interest narratives; the purpose of the science is to help the author pick out a replicable feature of those narratives for readers to emulate.
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It's one of the winners of the 2016 United Nations "Momentum for Change" award, which every year shines a light on innovative, scalable and replicable examples of what people are doing to address climate change.
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From the model-off-duty fads to the wild outfit combos editors and other insiders peacock in, these looks feel immediately replicable, unlike those from designer collections that'll take months to trickle down to us.
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But a lot of this also comes down to the fact that restaurants, uniquely among the cultural offerings of things, restaurants are not replicable in the same way that an album might be or a movie.
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Bartholomeusz notes that other quality assurance tech include specialized symbols, inks and holograms, though many of those products have the disadvantages of being replicable by high-quality printers or relying on consumers' ability to recognize them.
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ING also said the fact that bitcoin's software was open-source meant it was infinitely replicable, which could in the future see it lose out to other rival cryptocurrencies - of which there are currently more than 1,000.
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So far, these studies have found that the underlying genomics of these traits are complex -- meaning they are coded for by many genes, possibly in the thousands -- and are not generally replicable between the different cohorts studied.
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"I think the biggest contribution from me was building the team up and really refining [the juicer] to feel confident it was manufacturable, it was safe, and that there was a replicable model for making them," said Moynihan.
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Aiming to become a tech-friendlier city, not the next Silicon Valley, and solving brain-drain issues by encouraging tech entrepreneurship that leverages historical capabilities fueled Winnipeg's success and provides a replicable model for other cities to follow.
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All our past winning student essays, from 2018-19 and 2017-18 Our contest rubric An article we published in 2018 that describes some 44 replicable projects, "When School Gets Real: Teachers Connect Classroom Lessons to Current Events"
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But this implies a curious conclusion: that if we, like Ford, think the gift of consciousness comes from ourselves (and not from something divine or otherwise not replicable by humans), that we are bound to be our own torturers.
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"The smart presidential estate is a replicable model which can be replicated in other parts of the country through citizen's engagement, public and private sector participation and deployment of intensive technologies," India's President Pranab Mukherjee said in a statement.
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By developing a replicable process, applied at the local level, and taking into consideration unique local complexities, the SPAs can help municipal authorities to begin reestablishing order and normalcy in a country that has suffered for far too long.
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"Since then, we've gone product-by-product through all the elements in our hardware and software where the login process could have been compromised, to ensure this is no longer an easily replicable hack," said DJI spokesperson Adam Lisberg.
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Together the three of them came up with a plan, which eventually evolved into an idea for a vast chain of replicable schools, their growth powered by small tuition payments from working parents — fruit sellers, night watchmen and washerwomen.
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Not only is what we're doing in New York City replicable elsewhere, but it's also highly adaptable to the unique socioeconomic characteristics and needs of other cities that can tailor the model in a culturally humble and accessible manner.
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"These video are incredibly replicable, anyone can do it, which is why it spread so wide and so fast," says Josh Cohen, co-founder of Tubefilter, which covers the online video industry, and was the first to cover this bizarre trend.
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WE'RE IN THE -- I SAY THIS -- WE'RE MORE IN THE CONTINGENCY BUSINESS THAN THE FORECASTING BUSINESS BUT THE CONDITIONS THAT PREVAIL WE'RE NOT TOP DECILE OR TOP QUARTILE CONDITIONS IN THE WORLD SO. YES, THEY'RE HIGHLY REPLICABLE I WOULD SAY.
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Edge cases remain the primary concern for anyone developing autonomous cars, and the issue with relying on real-world testing to build software that can properly handle these edge cases is that they don't occur often, and they're seldom replicable.
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Grass-roots design, when integrated with deep knowledge of city, state and federal regulatory processes can lead to new forms of replicable urban green spaces that cool the environment, absorb and clean flood water, and enhance habitat for birds and butterflies.
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Ben Carlson tackled this topic last week so I won't repeat all of the reasons why it's not replicable… The reason giving and/or receiving career advice is so difficult is because very few people have a "normal" career path.
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But for all its benefits, building an entirely new town for Isle de Jean Charles has high logistical hurdles, and with a price tag of over $48 million to move 99 people, it remains unclear whether this can serve as a replicable model.
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A few weeks ago, everyone's favorite bath bomb purveyor, Lush, held its annual Lush Prize Gala in London, which awards monetary grants (nearly $2M since 2012) to scientists and researchers developing promising, sophisticated, affordably replicable alternatives to animal tests around the world.
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Computational linguistics, the study of computer-replicable rules and patterns in real-world language, began in earnest in the nineteen-fifties, originally in the service of Cold War intelligence: the United States wanted to use computers to mass-translate Russian texts into English.
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His timing on this earth, and the environment in which he grew up, and the advantages that he enjoyed, and the education he'd received, and the people he'd met along the way who would influence him - none of this stuff is replicable.
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While the company is loaded with PhDs and genetic engineers who are trying to make the meat meet all requirements for taste and texture, eventually, if the process is to be successful, it'll need to be replicable by folks who don't wear lab coats.
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Once this private funding was in place, and the project was seen as replicable in other regions around the country, the federal government would provide the remaining third of the project costs, while also demanding rigorous transparency, auditing, and evaluation of the overall effort.
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To change that, a pilot project launching this month in Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra and Haryana states aims to set up replicable, cost-effective solar power plants at health centers - the first point of access to a doctor for rural residents - and evaluate their impact on healthcare delivery.
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"The risk from investors is Xiaomi's gross margins and operating margins are weak and that doesn't instill much confidence, because the business model they are adopting is not based on intellectual property or significant R&D investment like Google, Apple, Huawei, so it's easily replicable," Shah said.
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The aim is to recruit Alaska Natives and other students from underrepresented backgrounds, but also to develop a program that reformers elsewhere might copy — which means "being as financially lean and economically efficient as possible, creating a replicable model for these micro-institutions," Mr. Sweeney-Taylor said.
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From the point of view of the Republican elite, it's easy to see Trump as The Mule: He's unexpected, he disrupted their plans to coronate Jeb Bush, but he's also someone who can't leave a lasting legacy because the traits that made him who he is are not replicable.
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Outside of Western Governor's University, a twenty-year overnight success story that is unique and un-replicable, the gap between the hype and the harsh enrollment reality raises a fundamental question: are the hundreds of schools currently working hard on their own CBE programs barking up the wrong tree?
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"I thought it was a great acknowledgement of something that independent brick-and-mortar stores have known for the past few decades, which is there is something special that occurs at a physical bookstore that is not replicable on the Internet," Sontz told CNBC's "Closing Bell" on Friday.
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The myth of a transcendent (white male) artist is undone by his deliberate and hyperbolic visibility as a performer; by replicating his representation, he not only objectifies himself, but also objectifies the transcendent subject as another replicable sign to be passively consumed in the system of commodity exchange.
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También está la duda de cuán replicable es este modelo de los centros asiáticos más pequeños en los grandes países occidentales donde las personas podrían irritarse por el aprovechamiento de cámaras de circuito cerrado de televisión o de los registros de inmigración para la salud de todo un país.
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Tunkl's contribution to the show also includes pre-apocalypse co-counseling, during which Tunkl (or anyone following the replicable method outlined in her manual, Pre Apocalypse Co-Counseling Handbook: Aid for the End) asks participants questions like how long they think they'd last in the event of, say, a zombie invasion.
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It's developed what he describes as an "a la carte" menu of products for different sized travel providers — arguing this established menu of tools will help scale into new markets in fresh geographies, even while conceding there are other aspects of the business that will not be so easily replicable.
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So we have a data ethics policy — or we had — at The Markup which actually said we will not do p-hacking, and also that we aim for replicable results and we will publish our data and our code as often as possible, which is what I've done all my career.
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All these infrastructure investments, the rear-guard battles against Trump and Koch, and most of all the increasingly detailed sharing of knowledge and replicable best practices — all of it is like a winding spring that is going to shoot the EV market into rapid motion over the next few years.
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Researchers found that there was a direct and replicable relationship between the spacing between hairs, the speed with which the hairy surface entered the water and how much air was trapped, theoretically letting them identify exactly the right mix for creating a wetsuit that will work best for surfers entering the water.
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But Partin sees a grim trajectory ahead for Dota: What this argument seems to assume, however, is that the LCS is both a successful model and a readily replicable one, and that efforts like Overwatch League will prove both to be sustainable and meaningful avenues for the growth of their respective games.
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For digital content companies, success will increasingly require a prioritization of quality programming and meaningful journalism over commoditized and replicable clickbait; the creation of content that sustainably and uniquely captures real consumer time — not unique visitors, clicks, page views, video views or swipes (did I miss anything?) in geographies that are actually monetizable.
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I know much of what I witnessed in the Dominican Republic isn't replicable here (it's much harder to raise goats or pigs in my concrete yard in Queens), and that frugality as a choice is a privilege that does not solve the real issues of inequality that force many to live paycheck-to-paycheck.
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But a trio of recent publications suggests that cerebral-organoid science may be turning a corner—and that the future of such brain studies may depend less on trying to create tiny perfect replicas of whole brains and more on creating highly replicable modules of developing brain parts that can be snapped together like building blocks.
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Goldman Sachs' Jules Frebault named Kobo360's ability to scale quickly over a short period of time and use of tech to improve reliability and efficiency in Africa's logistics ecosystem as a reason for leading the Series A. "It's also a business model that's replicable across multiple geographies on the continent," he told TechCrunch on a call.
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" IU Vice President for Research Fred H. Cate said at the website's launch at the Uffizi, "Not only does the website offer first-of-its-kind opportunities to a broad audience, ranging from scholars and museum professionals to students and the general public, but we're creating a replicable model for other museums and institutions to use in digitizing their own collections.
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