He said he spent two years considering Skolkovo and decided to get his M.B.A. there as a springboard for starting a business connected to Russia and emerging markets.
She helped start a parents' organization, connected to Molad, a liberal think tank, and consults with the Labor Knesset members Merav Michaeli and Stav Shaffir.
They decided to start a website to connect people with the same mindset.
In January, Fulop announced that Jersey City will start a program that connects to Citibike, in New York, allowing a person to hop on a bike, ride it to the PATH station, turn in the first bike, and pick up a new one on the other side of the river.
We wanted to start a company that was connected to our passion, which was music, and in 1990, we opened our doors.
When you first start a video, the player connects directly to their central video server to download enough of the beginning of the video as a buffer while the peer to peer kicks in.
Water-system real estate speculators attempted to start a boom when Richmond was connected to the city, but the prospect faded away once direct subway access failed to materialize.
It Takes a Village to Start a Successful Company More than just connecting investors to startups, FundersClub puts a big emphasis on the value add they're able to provide to startups.
Nor is radio the only conduit for information; in the Catskills, the Web site Watershed Post, which provides news on the region, started a live blog, connecting residents and concerned New Yorkers alike searching for information.
With increases in the polymer chain length and the average molecular weight, polymer chains start to connect and form a network structure, and the liquid polymer solution becomes a dense solid.
The rates at which T. thermophila cells dispersed from one tube (the start patch) through a connecting tubing to another tube (the target patch) were strongly positively correlated with the degree of cell elongation and with the initial shape of cells(r = 0.34, n = 55, P = 0.011).
