Its foundation derives from the work of thousands of psychologists who performed research, did aptitude and attitude measurements, experimentation, and applications work to resolve issues of testing, selection, placement, and training of millions of young men for uniformed military service in World Wars I and II.
Through the generosity of the Pollock-Foundation, cash derived from the sale of Pollocks has helped many worthy people cope with the problems of "right now".
At the same time, the value assigned to the family business's reputation, value that is both the cause and effect of the foundation's creation, was derived from the database of the Italian association Centromarca, of the foundation Altagamma, and of the Italian Order of Merit for Labor.
The dark ecosystems are known as chemosynthetic because the microbes that serve as their foundation derive their energy from chemicals, in contrast to plants that use sunlight for photosynthesis.
The foundation derives much of its assets from shares of Microsoft Corporation, which Mr. Gates and a partner founded.
Because the foundation derives much of its revenue from royalties and licensing, the concern is the cash infusions could decline as Armstrong's brand fades, he said.
First, the parameters of the inerter system were obtained using the improved fixed-point method, and the foundation characteristics were derived from the classical sub-structure model.
Here we show that constructively unacceptable instances of the excluded middle can be derived from foundation on the basis of some very elementary set-theoretic assumptions.
One of the core theoretical foundations of IPT is derived from attachment theory (Stuart & Robertson, 2003), because it provides the base for formulating how individuals develop, maintain, and end relationships and the framework for conceptualizing how early experiences affect current functioning (Bowlby, 1969, 1977).
The common base population of both lines was established in 1995 and derived from a foundation stock, which was created in 1970 as a control population in the Scandinavian selection and cross-breeding experiment of Liljedahl et al. [ 22], see also Kjaer et al. [ 1] and Su et al. [ 2].
