We remind that spreading grants a robustness improvement at the expense of a reduction of the data rate, which becomes 1/16 bits/sample for.
Turn a thousand dollars into 20 fifties and spread those "Grants" around this holiday season.
It will move from the National Center for Atmospheric Research, in Boulder, which eliminated its $500,000 annual budget last month, citing budget cuts and shifting priorities, to the university under a $1 million grant spread over two years, said Judith Rodin, the president of the Rockefeller Foundation.
But they also planned to differentiate their charity; whereas most of the government programs give people money for as long as they qualify, GiveDirectly offers people a one-time grant, spread over the course of several months, and without any requirements.
J&J got in early with a $100 million grant spread over 1982-96 to underwrite research at Scripps in exchange for exclusive rights to discoveries.
A few months ago, Congress awarded the center a $2.2 million grant spread over three years, but with the caveat that the money could not be used for investigations .
The grant, spread across three years, will assist in implementing the Essential Learning Package component of a 10-year Plan for Education developed by UNICEF Benin and its partners.
It wants the government to spread its new grants more widely, to include poor children who are not in care.For boarding schools, both those with an idealistic streak and the financially strapped, the appeal of increasing numbers is clear, as long as other parents don't squawk.
But careers are built from a series of grants spread over years, if not decades.
How do you manage a system of thousands of staff members doing bits and pieces of research on giant grants spread all over the world?
