All data has been received anonymously through the board of Foundation De Einder and the counsellors the foundation refers to.
Mr Erdogan's younger son Bilal runs a charitable foundation referred to in the scandal, though he denies wrongdoing.Liberals who were among Mr Erdogan's staunchest supporters are also disillusioned.
The exceptional elucidation of the general principles of cancer formulated by Hanahan and Weinberg, here referred to as the W theory [6], coupled with efforts to elucidate the mechanisms leading to carcinogenesis exemplified by the seminal work of Vogelstein and colleagues, here referred to as the V theory [4], [5], combine to provide a solid heuristic foundation, referred to here as V/W.
The theoretical foundation refers to the availability of a clear description of the construct, and the theory on which it is based.
With a playfully earnest touch, he lays psychological and philosophical foundations, referring to Hobbes and Nietzsche.
"She was getting AZT, but she was pounding on the doors of the N.I.H. saying, 'What about my kids?' " Kate Carr, president of the foundation, said, referring to Mrs. Glaser and the National Institutes of Health.
(NB: The Foundation was referring to the speed of Pi sales, rather than overall total. In a blog they note the Pi still has a way to go to pass Amstrad's 8M total sales).
With family foundation, we refer to foundations born from the desire of acquiring 'high net worth individual' (HNWI) status, i.e., people with high net worth not necessarily resulting from the activity of a family business.
Even then, the 70-foot-deep, concrete-lined trade center foundation was referred to as a "bathtub," though it was a bathtub in reverse, designed to keep water out of the site.
Height, weight and head circumference were measured by the assessor using standard techniques (Leicester Height Measure (Seca), Scales (Salter Model 918) and Lass-O tapes (Child Growth Foundation)), and referred to UK-WHO Child Standards.
