Later, the warehouse safeguarded the personal effects of giants of midcentury industry, among them the movie producer Samuel Goldwyn, the CBS executive William S. Paley and the I.B.M. executive Thomas J. Watson Jr.
This assistance will support Government led efforts to empower the socially excluded in society, assist municipalities and central government to make decentralization work for the benefit of the citizens and ensure that the environment is safeguarded and the effects of climate change are mitigated.
Based on laboratory and epidemiological evidences it can be concluded that routine consumption/application of these natural agents may provide proficient safeguard against damaging effects of solar ultraviolet radiation as well as other skin carcinogens present in environment.
To safeguard the area from the effects of climate change, including storm surges and rising sea levels, the city is proposing artificially extending the southern tip of Manhattan.
Still, a wide range of efforts is getting under way around the world to safeguard vineyards from the worst effects of higher temperatures and to give them the best chance possible of continuing to produce their high-quality wines.
Secondly, what can people do to safeguard their portfolios against the effects of situations like Greece?
However, the contribution of increased income from tree crops did not safeguard households against the overall effects of severe drought because these sites rely heavily on monoculture tree cultivation, and most of these trees heavily rely on water.
Wan et al. predicted that these growth factors might also have a role in adult animals, and that producing more of them might help to safeguard hearing from the damaging effects of noise.
Our data provide further evidence for a role of increased CB1 signaling in pyramidal hippocampal neurons as a safeguard against the adverse effects of excessive excitatory network activity.
For example, GCI collaborated with other organizations to create a course "to assist museum personnel in safeguarding their collections from the effects of natural and human-made emergencies".
