Although Figure was used extensively as a breeding stallion, records are known to exist for only six of his sons, three of whom became notable as foundation bloodstock for the Morgan breed.
At the Aspen Ideas Festival last week, Arianna Huffington announced Opportunity: What Is Working, HuffPost's effort -- in partnership with a group of notable companies, foundations, and educational institutions -- to find solutions to the country's unemployment crisis.
The continued willingness of survivors to participate is all the more notable given that the foundation's predecessor organization -- a U.S.-funded entity called the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission -- was initially regarded by many locals with suspicion or even hostility.
It is notable that the empirical foundations of physiology were being established in the studies of the human body being conducted in medieval schools of medicine and, as the career of Leonardo da Vinci so resplendently illustrates, among artists of the Renaissance, whose interest in accuracy and detail of painting and sculpture led to their careful studies of human anatomy.
A notable gap in the foundations of Prior's Q is that it has no clear semantics.
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Other notable projects backed by the foundation, which operates independently from the commercial side of the Prada fashion brand, include works by Anish Kapoor, director and artist Sam Tandor-Wood, and Turner prize winner Steve McQueen.
There are a number of methods available to compute the bearing capacity of shallow foundation; the most notable being the Terzaghi bearing capacity equation, developed by Karl Terzaghi.
The Roman roads were notable for their straightness, solid foundations, cambered surfaces facilitating drainage, and use of concrete made from pozzolana (volcanic ash) and lime.
