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Annals of Tourism Research, 1997
Much has been written about the successful application or otherwise of Butler's Life Cycle Model ( 1990) to tourism destinations around the globe. In offering up this model he found some areas to substantiate his theories, but nevertheless saw that the arguments were general and would need further testing.
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Much has been written about the successful application or otherwise of Butler's Life Cycle Model ( 1990) to tourism destinations around the globe. In offering up this model he found some areas to substantiate his theories, but nevertheless saw that the arguments were general and would need further testing.
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Software Maintenance Life Cycle Model
Proceedings. International Conference on Software Maintenance (Cat. No. 98CB36272), 2002The Software Maintenance Life Cycle Model (SMLC) was developed providing a basis to help software maintenance planning. The management framework was developed based on the SMLC concept to operationalize the model. This paper provides results from two cases to validate the model and the framework.
Hsiang-Jui Kung, Cheng Hsu
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A Life Cycle Model of Virtual Communities
2009 42nd Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2009The importance of virtual communities is well established in Information Systems (IS) research. A significant number of studies on this topic have focused on investigating motivators and inhibitors of members participation. However, virtual communities are not static, but dynamically evolve, and often die to be replaced by other virtual communities.
Elham Mousavidin, Lakshmi Goel 0001
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The Triangular Life Cycle Model
2009The waterfall life cycle model suffers from a number of problems but in spite of this, it continues to be the most widely used life cycle model. A different life cycle approach is proposed that emphasizes the product life cycle rather than the project life cycle, quality management priorities rather than project management priorities and views of ...
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A system of models for the life cycle of a biological organism
Biometrika, 1968SUMMARY This paper is concerned with stochastic models for the representation of the development of a biological organism through recognizable distinct stages. The models are based upon the assumption that the periods spent in each stage of development, excluding the possibility of death, are independent random variables with a characteristic form of ...
K L, Read, J R, Ashford
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Modeling Facebook Posting Life-Cycle
2014As Facebook becomes a quite relevant tool for companies marketing and sales it is important to analyze and understand posting activity. Propagation of relevant episodes in Facebook is quite fast and companies must not only plan, monitor and control the posting activities in their own Facebook page but also understand what is happening in their ...
Joaquim Castro-Fonseca +1 more
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Models of life: epigenetics, diversity and cycles
Reports on Progress in Physics, 2017This review emphasizes aspects of biology that can be understood through repeated applications of simple causal rules. The selected topics include perspectives on gene regulation, phage lambda development, epigenetics, microbial ecology, as well as model approaches to diversity and to punctuated equilibrium in evolution.
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A life-cycle model of repeat migration
Regional Science and Urban Economics, 1988"This paper develops a theoretical model which analyzes the impact of the spatial distribution of a family's stock of human capital on its migration decision. This stock of human capital is composed of location-specific and non-specific human capital.
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A Note on the Yaari Life Cycle Model
The Review of Economic Studies, 19782. Perfect market conditions are postulated: money can be borrowed or lent at the same rate of interest j(t) and there is no transaction cost. Any life-contingent arrangement is based on the principle of equivalence which stipulates ([1, p. 262]) that the expected value of claim (benefit) payments should be equal to the expected value of premiums to be
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2021
Abstract This chapter describes the core features of life cycle models of organizational change. These models of change are also referred to as regulated, mandated, prescribed, imposed, logically necessary, or prefigured in advance of their execution.
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Abstract This chapter describes the core features of life cycle models of organizational change. These models of change are also referred to as regulated, mandated, prescribed, imposed, logically necessary, or prefigured in advance of their execution.
Marshall Scott Poole +1 more
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