Furthermore, while satisfying all the minimal 'common sense' requirements, it also allows for a description of phenomena often neglected by other models, such as overtaking.
If both were answered in the negative, the driver would apply her 'overtaking routine', which determines all the necessary mental and motor activity.
Consider a switch-on shock overtaking a weak switch-off fast rarefaction travelling in the same direction.
Overtaking results from unilateral familiarization of a less-developed country with the leading country.
Mathematically, such a description can be shown to follow from a suitable parametric formulation of the energy minimization problem coupled together with an 'overtaking strategy'.
However, they do not assure that overtaking is inevitable.
For instance, before overtaking another car, a driver would check whether the traffic is ordinary.
This research develops a theory about the role of within-country income inequality in the emergence of overtaking in economic performance among countries.
