Sentence examples for base endowment from inspiring English sources

Blocks 3 and 4 mirror Blocks 1 and 2 in all aspects expect the absolute dollar values, which are increased to $50 and $40 for Option A and $98 and $2.50 for Option B. The gamble pairs in Block 3 are described as gains while the gamble pairs in Block 4 are described as losses from a base endowment of $100.

In America, where the bulk of hedge funds are based, endowments and foundations embraced the sector early on, whereas other institutions were more tentative.

Differences based on endowment do not constitute any basis for value judgment.

Raeisi is a close ally of Khamenei, and his appointment will strengthen links between the leader's office and the shrine, whose annual turnover – based on endowments, property and companies – is many billions of dollars.

Other schools at CUNY that have had name changes based on endowments: Grove School of Engineering at CCNY, Lois V. and Samuel J. Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College, The Barry R. Feirstein Graduate School of Cinema at Brooklyn College, Marxe School of Public and International Affairs and the Zicklin School of Business, both at Baruch College, and the Macaulay Honors College.

First, over some time period -- almost certainly much longer than ten years -- the economy will have to transition from one based on an endowment of natural resources, to one based on human capital.

Because most universities calculate their spending based on quarterly endowment values over the previous three years, the percentage of the current assets being paid out rises as the asset values drop.

Through the generosity of the Rural Church Division of The Duke Endowment, based in Charlotte, N.C., placements in Endowment-eligible churches and agencies in North Carolina provide substantial stipend/tuition assistance.

Conclusions about renal endowment based on these markers may be questionable, as it has been shown that effective renal plasma flow is the better marker prognosticating renal outcome [49].

This, not the preparation of students for professional school, not the generation of larger tuition and alumni endowment bases, and certainly not the provision of student entertainment, is the mission of undergraduate education.

The role of the emotions and the natural differences based on qi endowment may be admitted, but in the being of the sage the burden of value attachment that they bring has been totally "forgotten" or lifted in the light of the equality of things (e.g., see Guo Xiang, commentary to Zhuangzi 2).