A more tangible sign Endeavor has made a difference: Nearly 30 of these entrepreneurs have helped develop startup ecosystems by starting venture funds in emerging countries and a whopping 81% of them have donated cash or equity to support Endeavor.
Tangible, local outreach endeavors include transport programs (Neonatal Critical Care Transport, Adult Critical Care Transport) that were developed to permit transportation of critically ill patients from institutions with inadequate facilities to Stanford hospitals for state-of-the-art care.
Lastly, the initial act of settlement uniquely serves as humanities greatest globally inspiring self-initiated endeavor, a tangible benefit capable of inspiring generations, connecting cultures and motivating college enrollments and career path choices in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) in a manner similar to the dawn of human space exploration.
The project seemed like a tangible and quickly actionable endeavor, and Mouly agreed to do it, recruiting Spiegelman to help with organizing submissions and building a website.
Scientists also like to see the tangible results of their endeavors.
While there may be the occasional limited humanitarian action (as in Libya), it will be difficult to win public support even for military endeavors linked to tangible security interests.
But Endeavor has in very tangible ways, especially here in Latin America and South America.
It is the author's goal to create a tangible feeling of Iran's space endeavor for the readers.
Most of the products in Trump's constellation of bad business endeavors are not exactly tangible or resellable.
But Mr. Ware, a 29-year Coca-Cola veteran who has led the company through a tangle of diversity issues and was most recently an executive vice president, said the tangible benefits of affirmative action on his professional endeavors were few.
Sequencing the human genome is a tangible goal but only part of a much larger endeavor, that of understanding what the genetic instructions in the genome mean.
