Then, Santa Monica was a small and inexpensive bohemian community of young artists, writers, and other creative folks.
In contrast to conventional reintroduction schemes expensive, reactive interventions involving highly-trained specialists and captive-raised endangered species these inexpensive, proactive, community-driven initiatives aim to avert future declines by keeping common species common.
The current $79 million proposal envisions demolition of the existing school and construction of a 200,000-square-foot building that would include a home for the club, inexpensive housing units, community and retail space, and possibly a new school.
Best suited for early-stage innovation in verticals where prototyping is inexpensive, Catalyst links a community of energy entrepreneurs (using the IdeaScale platform) to a community of developers and designers in Appirio's Topcoder platform.
Poorer systems often develop coping mechanisms for managing under resource constraints, which may help the NHS adapt to its shrinking budget (e.g. more effective use of theatres, task shifting away from doctors and application of inexpensive technologies in the community setting) [ 45].
Google's Fiber project, an experimental broadband network that delivers speedy, inexpensive Internet to chosen communities, has forced Time Warner Cable to increase speeds and lower prices.
At the bottom of the pyramid are community colleges, offering inexpensive, flexible, job-focused courses for millions of Americans each year.
Relatively inexpensive courses are available through community colleges.
Community midwives provide inexpensive, local obstetric care in rural Pakistan KASUR, Pakistan, 19 May 2010 When Mussarat Pervaiz gave birth to her first child eight years ago, she travelled to a private health facility where she paid more than $60 for the delivery.
