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International Journal of Group Psychotherapy, 2017
Drawing upon psychoanalysis, sociology, and group dynamics, the basic clinical model of group analysis was first described by Foulkes (1948, 1964) and Foulkes and Anthony (1964): Four men and four women, plus the conductor, sit around a small table and engage in free-floating conversation for a 90-minute session once a week.
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Drawing upon psychoanalysis, sociology, and group dynamics, the basic clinical model of group analysis was first described by Foulkes (1948, 1964) and Foulkes and Anthony (1964): Four men and four women, plus the conductor, sit around a small table and engage in free-floating conversation for a 90-minute session once a week.
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Journal of Computer Science and Technology, 1999
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Yinghua Min, Zhongcheng Li
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Yinghua Min, Zhongcheng Li
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An analytical model of the knee
Journal of Biomechanics, 1976Abstract A model of the human knee is described in which the cruciate, collateral and capsular ligaments are represented by thirteen elements. The coordinates of the attachment sites and the dimensions of the ligaments are made by in vivo and in vitro measurements.
R, Crowninshield +2 more
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Analytic Model for Scaling of Breakdown
Physical Review Letters, 1991A theory is presented for the time-dependent breakdown of a network of spring (fuse) elements where the probability of breaking an element under load-sigma is sigma-eta. For all eta, it predicts the system-size scaling of the number of broken elements at breakdown round in simulations.
Curtin, W. A., Scher, H.
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Analytics and the art of modeling
International Transactions in Operational Research, 2015AbstractThis paper could have been subtitled “Was Johannes Kepler a precursor of analytics?” Models constitute a key tool for achieving a deep understanding of how complex systems behave, and they have been central to building the body of knowledge that we understand as “science.” Since its origins, operations research has claimed to be a scientific ...
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Heart analytics: Analytical modeling of cardiovascular care
Naval Research Logistics (NRL), 2019AbstractCardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are the leading cause of death and disability both in the United States and worldwide. Despite high morbidity, mortality, and cost in the United States and global healthcare systems, cardiovascular care has been understudied in the healthcare operations management literature.
Tinglong Dai +3 more
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Computer, 1980
Increased use of analytical performance models can be attributed, in part, to a very simple fact: they work.
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Increased use of analytical performance models can be attributed, in part, to a very simple fact: they work.
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Analytical models of atherosclerosis
Atherosclerosis, 2001Atherosclerosis is responsible for approximately 50% of all mortalities in the USA, Europe, and Japan. An innovative approach for investigating atherosclerotic lesions using a thermodynamic model and a boundary value model and an analytical example of a human abdominal aorta vessel with an initial lesion are presented in the paper.
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Analytical Algorithm for Molecular Modeling
Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling, 2007A molecular modeling procedure, based on internal coordinates and strictly analytical even in the most intricated cases, is described. Internal coordinates, always nonredundant, become mutually independent and can be varied without constraints. Structural refinement from diffraction data (Least-square method, LS) can be done using the classical Gauss ...
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An analytic model of multiprogrammed computing
Proceedings of the May 14-16, 1969, spring joint computer conference on XX - AFIPS '69 (Spring), 1969The work described in this paper was undertaken in order to provide estimates of the throughput capacity of certain multiprogrammed computer systems. In particular, we consider those systems whose users are never simultaneously receiving input-output and central processor attention. Systems making use of "demand paging" tend to fall within this class.
Robert R. Fenichel, Adrian J. Grossman
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