An affiliated benefit brought by this order is that the computation speed of its corresponding Zernike moment is much faster than any other higher-order situations.
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As noted above, the Court in its recent decisions eliminated the presumption that such religious schools are pervasively sectarian and has extended the same constitutional latitude to aid programs benefiting such schools as it gives to aid programs benefiting religiously affiliated social welfare programs.
As a result, the affiliated companies were not liable for American Tissue's debt even though, creditors claim, the affiliates benefited by receiving financing from American Tissue.
Nationally, Bell is a leader in consumer-driven healthcare, with its HealthCare Bank division and affiliated company, Discovery Benefits, serving more than 7 million consumers across the country.
Then he added that to the extent he does turn a profit, he pours most of it back into a charity he says he is affiliated with that benefits abused children.
Others were affiliated with institutions that benefited from gifts from the company or its chief executive, Kenneth L. Lay.
Throughout, the Court has allowed greater discretion with respect to aid programs benefiting religiously affiliated colleges and social services agencies.
According to New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, "The law on this is clear: non-profit foundations cannot misuse charitable assets to benefit their affiliated for-profit corporations".
The process would be even more complicated for self-insured religiously affiliated employers that provide health benefits themselves and rely on insurers only to administer their health benefits.
One of the greatest benefits of being affiliated with the Biotechnology Club is the license it gives me to invite people to give seminars at Harvard University and get to know them personally.
