The university has a wide range of research interests and capabilities, she said, and the partnership does not preclude UC Berkeley from entering into new agreements with other companies.
An elementary school principal shares advice on how to launch an anti-racism curriculum that fits the interests and capabilities of young children.
That decision should be made on the basis of realistic assessments of American interests and capabilities, as they are in the present and can be forecasted the future, not on the basis of the past.
This natural selection should be supported and followed by policy makers in order to take advantage of current research interests and capabilities.
Arguing that current approaches are suboptimal in terms of matching tasks and contributors' individual interests and capabilities, this article advocates the introduction of personalized task recommendation mechanisms.
The Volunteering-in-Place (VIP) Program was developed to provide individualized meaningful volunteer activities matched to interests and capabilities for older adults with MCI in assisted living.
Our faculty's research laboratories represent a broad range of scientific interests and capabilities – perhaps the broadest in the world – and demonstrate Harvard's commitment to quality and integrity in research.
A featured article in the Fall 2012 YCCI newsletter, "PET Research Center Moves Beyond the Brain," explores how PET investigators are expanding research interests and capabilities beyond brain imaging to include studies in diabetes and cancer.
But in the years that followed, the enemies changed, intelligence capabilities developed, and the newly renamed GCHQ and newly formed NSA, created in October 1952, began an inexorable rise, intertwining interests and capabilities that insiders say would now be almost impossible to untangle.
It shows Bundy as a truly terrible national-security adviser, ignoring intelligence reports while giving flimsy and changeable advice to both Presidents; Johnson comes off as irrational and devious, while Kennedy alone, among all the leading figures of his Administration, has a clear view of the limits to American interests and capabilities in Southeast Asia.
