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Mount Sinai Medical Center received $25 million to create a Helmsley Center to study the electrical properties of cells and tissues and $10 million for a Helmsley Inflammatory Bowel Disease Center.
She helped Taft produce sculpture for the World's Columbian Exposition and, in part through him, received commissions to create statues for the Illinois and Indiana buildings at the fair.
Before running a successful Kickstarter he received permission to create the product and add Plissken's likeness and many prop-quality details to the smartwatch.
The evidence of this study suggests that these theorized mechanisms seem to filter out deviant market feedback and lead to a re-interpretation of received signals to create coherence with strategic premises.
Moody received funding to create and produce the film through a successful Kickstarter campaign.
Through the on-line course, trainees also received assistance to create an individual development plans portfolio "IDPs" to record their research and academic goals, objectives, timelines, progress and accomplishments.
To prepare students for programs and careers in bioinformatics and computational biology and provide undergraduate students with viable research experiences in these areas, the Department of Mathematics at Morgan State University received funding to create a summer REU program.
Most workers would receive a $500 payroll credit, and some businesses would "receive incentives to create jobs and make equipment purchases more affordable".
Such foundations, which receive contributions to create endowments and use the income to support local needs, sometimes with recommendations from donors, have grown popular since the 1990s.
May said that as part of a £1.4m FGM prevention programme, charities will receive funding to create community "champions" with the "cultural knowledge and the connections necessary to challenge beliefs and behaviours".
