"You are seeing renewed interest from venture capitalists, corporate investors and foundations in recognizing that we have a significant problem to solve.
The species is considered to be a keystone and a foundation species; keystone in that its "ecological role (is) disproportionately large relative to its abundance" and foundation in that it has a paramount role that "defines ecosystem structure, function, and process".
It's the 50th anniversary of the International Photography Hall of Fame, a museum and foundation in St . Louis and among the inductees this year are some real whoppers: Annie Leibovitz, Ernst Haas, Ken Burns… and Steve Jobs.
I can buy a house and build some foundations in a city without worrying if I have to move on in three years.
This is where new schools like Yale-NUS become such exciting experiments, rethinking the centrality, flexibility, mobility, and general fitness of western foundations in a liberal arts education.
For the single- and double-wide trailers on permanent foundations in a mountainous section called Solitude Village, prices range from $90,000 to $120,000.
Biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, governmental agencies (such as the NIH/NSF in the US), and foundations play a critical role in funding life sciences research, particularly in universities.
"In a short period of time, we managed to put sturdy foundations in an old and rotten structure," the Labor Ministry's general secretary, Panagiotis Kokkoris, said.
Analysis of the selected strategies and official documents designed by the local government and private foundations in Detroit provided a deeper insight into development directives of interest.
The interaction between plates and foundations is a typical problem encountered in geotechnical engineering.
