For example, Cole et al. describe their progression through three distinctly-funded projects ('EcoHealth II' funded from 2005 to 2008, 'Healthy Horticulture' funded from 2007 to 2010, and 'Social Capital and Accountability' funded from 2008 to 2011).
Despite this association, however, Hadzi-Vasileva is a distinctly scientific artist whose most recent activity, funded by the Wellcome Trust, has been to shadow doctors and medical scientists at three universities.
The ads in question have a distinctly oily aura, which is unsurprising, perhaps since the group sponsoring them has been funded in the past by major fossil-fuel companies.
According to the authorities, the vast majority of Oklahoma cattle thefts in recent years have been driven by a distinctly modern phenomenon — methamphetamine addicts seeking easy money to fund their habit.
Elsewhere, campaigns to fund glow-in-the-dark plants and a distinctly-unsettling seduction guide caused controversy for the site.
The fund is distinctly different from Fidelity's other diversified small-cap fund (Small-Cap Independence/Retirement), as evidenced by number of holdings (284 vs. 143) and sector weightings (2.8% in energy vs. 13.5%, 6.8% in financials vs. 20.4% and 24.7% in tech vs. 8.4%).
Successes may look distinctly shaky once donor funds and NGO support are withdrawn.
ScholarMatch uses online crowd funding, a distinctly Silicon Valley platform for connecting donors with students.
The 1949 Housing Act is distinctly vague; while ample funds are available for affordable housing, it remains ambiguous where these homes should be built.
Though its name suggests a distinctly vertical approach, the Fund's stated intentions are to "address the three diseases in ways that will contribute to strengthening health systems".
This makes it less distinctly different from the traditional funding mechanisms (government budgets, donor funding and user fees), at least in terms of revenue generation.
