It's one of few areas of leverage Democrats have in the minority; Democrats could offer to help raise the debt ceiling in exchange for, say, a vote on the DREAM Act.
Herbert and Marion Sandler approached UCSF, more than 15 years ago, seeking to invest in areas of research where additional money might be leveraged into transformative discovery.
"Both the 'consumerization of IT' trend as well as blurring of personal/professional online identity create opportunities for Facebook to play a role in enterprise services," says Shih, who, in a previous role at Salesforce, was an early mover in the area of leveraging Facebook to build sales contacts with an app called Faceconnector.
The majority of positioning determination innovation is occurring in the area of leveraging the RF signal strength of signals received by the device and incorporating network information (known position of base stations).
In 2011, Levchin founded HVF (standing for Hard, Valuable, and Fun) that was intended to explore and fund projects and companies in the area of leveraging data, such as data from analog sensors.
One prominent area of leverage is that in both we see a primacy on internal reporting, external disclosure and transparency.
The second area of leverage is that current affordable housing programs leverage both additional private capital and federal funds to gain up to ten dollars in affordable housing for every local dollar invested.
In Salz's view, it was the adoption of this avaricious culture that led some Barclays employees to push the boundaries of acceptable behavior in areas ranging from the employment of leverage, to protecting the interests of customers, to being truthful with regulators.
Rather, there are techniques in other areas of software that can be leveraged and adapted to the problem.
Involving the bovine research community in genome annotation has allowed us to leverage expertise in various areas of bovine biology to provide biological insight into the genome sequence.
