perfect model

The art director thought that Elliot would be a perfect model for a new clothing range and got in touch with him on social media through a modelling agency.

Bethel is leasing the land to a collection of backers in what the church’s leader, the Rev. Kelvin T. Calloway, describes as a “perfect model” to bring in revenue over a long period.

“When you have this pullback and restriction,” says Sotirin, “you have to have something — other possibilities, other ways to empower ourselves ... The auntie is the perfect model for that.”

Joe Rantz Rotary Youth House chair Pat McCauley calls Rantz the “perfect model” for unhoused youth, some of whom have been affected, directly or indirectly, by the area’s opioid crisis.

In this model, a transient inflammation causes neuronal plasticity, which results in persistence of pain after a subsequent inflammatory stimulus; a perfect model to study what goes wrong during pain resolution.