Model
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Origin | İzmir |
|---|---|
| Record labels | Dogan Music Company |
| Albums | Levlâ'nın Hikayesi |
| Diğer Masallar | |
| Perili Sirk | |
| Sucez-moi avant l'album | |
| Cabochards | |
| No | |
| Main-Main | |
| Genres | Alternative Rock |
| Pop Rock | |
| Past member | Serkan Gürüzümcü |
| Aşkın Çolak | |
| Burak Yerebakan | |
| Fatma Turgut | |
| Okan Işık | |
| Can Temiz | |
| Kerem Sedef | |
| Members | Fatma Turgut |
| Can Temiz | |
| Okan Işık | |
| Burak Yerebakan | |
| Songs | 2011 |
| List | 2011 |
| 2016 | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1052361 |
About Model
Model was a Turkish rock band based in İzmir, Turkey.
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... " Lauren is a good role Model - and from a small town as well, you can see that you can do anything, " says Kim...
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... He added: " If Scotland has a really open, inclusive Model of citizenship that allows people to come here to work, to be part of society, to contribute, why on earth would they want to move away from Scotland? " Mr Yousaf insisted the Scottish government had spent a " fraction" of the £3 billion he said it spends every year on " mitigating the effects of Westminster austerity and the cost of living crisis"...
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... These type of accounts are often used in commercial stations, but RTÉ uses a dual-funding Model - with part of its money coming from a license fee and the rest from commercial revenue - so transparency over its use of public money has raised questions...
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Coronavirus: 'Act early, in order to save more than 30 million people in the life'
Many countries such as India are facing a big challenge, More Than 30 million People could be saved during The Virus epidemic
life around The World , while the Corona-Virus-pandemic, if countries act quickly, suggests a report from the Imperial College London researchers.
The Ideal strategy, the introduction of far-reaching testing and the strict social-distancing is measures quickly.
earlier, the mortality was recognition even by 95%, The Report notes.
But low-income countries are all expected to be in a much higher load than the richer Nations
looked at the health impact of the pandemic in 202 countries, with A Number of different scenarios and based their estimates on data from China and high-income countries.
Does nothing to combat The Virus , The World would leave around 40 million deaths this year, says The Report .
Social distance and decrease social contacts, which could in The General population to 40% and among older People , and disadvantaged groups of the population, the 60% - bring this to about half.
But the health systems in all countries would be overwhelmed quickly, The Report adds.
If the countries of more stringent measures Early , such as Tests, isolation of cases, and a greater social distancing to prevent transmission to other persons - 38. 7 million lives could be saved.
This corresponds to a 95% reduction in mortality.
If these measures will be introduced later, the number could fall to 30. 7 million, the researchers estimate.
"delays in the implementation of the strategies to suppress the transmission leads to worse results and less life saved," they conclude.
"Serious global threat"the effects of The pandemic are likely to be most severe in developing countries
It will be 25 times more patients in need of Critical Care beds available, in comparison to seven times more in high-income countries, The Report says.
The researchers say that their models predict what will happen. Instead, the magnitude of The Problem illustrate the advantages of acting quickly.
you say to strategies for suppressing The Virus are cared for in any way, to vaccines or effective treatments are available to avoid The Risk of a further epidemic.
Prof Neil Ferguson from Imperial College London and author of The Report , said: "Our research adds to the growing evidence that the COVID-19 pandemic poses a serious global threat to health.
"countries need to act together to respond quickly to this fast growing epidemic.
"share resources and best practice is very important if the potentially catastrophic effects of the pandemic is to be prevented on a global level. "
analysis by David Shukman , science editor
Behind the careful phrasing and cold language, this study is A Nightmare vision of what the pandemic could mean that The World , especially for the poorest People on The Planet .
With larger households, including the older generations are most At Risk , and the health systems that are far more sensitive than those in the richer countries, the prospects for the development of the Nations look grim.
a conversation with The Scientists during the preparation of The Report , it was clear that they are only too aware of the terrible impact of their work.
Originally, the study was meant to be released last week, but as each day passed, new data emerged that could be added to make The Model - the computer simulation of the Outbreak , in more detail.
It leads to a strong conclusion: as The Virus spreads, only the draconian measures to reduce the effects of and the countries, which protect at least in itself, is Hit the hardest.
healthcare, self-isolation, coronavirus pandemic, shielding, social distancing
Source of news: bbc.com
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