"It seems like we've become a rich organization," Ellis said.
The data-rich organization lends itself to innovative ways of measuring how well people work together both as teams and as collections of individuals.
Since its founding in 1904 in Paris, FIFA has grown into an extremely rich organization, with reserves of almost $1.3 billion and revenues last year of $1.2 billion from the sales of television and marketing rights all over the world.
Her Twyla Tharp Dance Foundation is not a rich organization; in 1999, the period for which the foundation filed its most recent tax forms, it listed just $40,085 in income and $175,000 in assets, including $97,000 in cash reserves.
And how are we encouraged to think about failure?" At Harvard, she and her classmates were discussing those issues as they read, among other things, "The Great Gatsby" and David Brooks on America's résumé-rich "organization kids" and watched movies.
By providing a resource-rich organization for UC Berkeley students interested in designing, building, and flying UAVs for a multitude of purposes, we hope to incite collaboration across multiple engineering disciplines.
When we heard that we fell over ourselves to see the language in the bill that would make us the richest organization of poor people in world history.
If it is reported that our order committed suicide, understand that we were killed by the Japanese state authorities". Valery Zybkovets, an official with the Moscow government committee on religion, said that Supreme Truth in Russia is "a very rich organization...
Overall, the mutational analysis of the channel activity performed in this work tests the proposition that the channels consist of a β-sheet rich organization, with the charged/polar central strand containing the mutation sites lining the pore, and the C-terminal strands facing the hydrophobic lipid tails.
But when rich organizations use expensive, proprietary software, they implicitly encourage the poorer organizations with whom they work and share documents to do the same.
