Based on local natural energy resources endowments, this paper applies the hybrid optimization model for multiple energy resources and load types to analyse the feasibility of satisfying energy demand.
In support of that effort was Eugene McDonald, former manager of Duke University's endowment, who wrote a paper on it.
This paper investigates how natural-resource endowments affect the provision of local public goods in China.
This paper examines the effect of oil endowment on the patterns of technology innovation in the transportation sector, attempting to identify drivers of technology innovation in alternative energy.
The school paper, the Yeshiva Commentator, recently reported that its endowment's value had dropped to $1.4 billion from $1.8 billion — before the scandal broke.
The major finding of the paper is the importance of the spectrum sensing endowment for the jamming side, compared to relatively insignificant benefits for the transmitting side in proactive anti-jamming games.
This paper was supported by the following grants: McKnight Endowment Fund for Neuroscience FundRef identification ID: http://dx.doi.org/10.13039/100000872 to Ming Guo.
Mr. Meeks, a 1901 graduate and Dean of the School of Fine Arts for 27 years, established an endowment with which the gallery was able to buy works on paper that are more than 50 years old, as the bequest stipulated.
These reactions have helped me think through what, exactly, I believe a large endowment should try to preserve at one or more legacy papers.
This paper considers the question of whether the resource endowments of science-based entrepreneurial firms are influenced by the way technology transfer is organised at the parent organisation.
The ownership breakdown is as follows: government, 27%; wood and paper companies, 17%; institutional investors like college endowments, 4%; individuals, 54%, up from 45% two decades ago.
