After the Olympics Ainslie will be joining the America's Cup champions Oracle as it prepares for the 2013 event and he has also set up Ben Ainslie Racing with the aim of eventually running his own America's Cup campaign.
Around 60% of new small businesses are started from home, according to figures from the Home Business Report compiled by Enterprise Nation and BT, with the aim of keeping running costs and risk to a minimum.
Frans Timmermans, the Dutch foreign minister and a social democrat (unlike Juncker, a Christian democrat), has been made the commission No 2, reinforcing Juncker's apparent aim of running a grand coalition of Christian and social democrats, with liberals also well-represented.
With the aim of reducing run times, the algorithm was implemented on three accelerator architectures using OpenCL as the connecting software framework.
Adam was a remarkable figure with a guru-like quality, but his aim of running a centre with minimal academic assessment and unusual freedom had not proved easy in a conventional university environment.
The aim of these daily running earthquake scenarios is to test the application and operability of the system.
In the United Kingdom, the Department of Health's commitment of 'Best Research for Best Health' in 2006, led to the development of the United Kingdom Clinical Research Network UKCRNN) and 25 Comprehensive Local Research Networks (CLRNs) with the aim of supporting researchers running or co-ordinating studies throughout the network.
The aim of the run is to raise awareness of and funds for sustainable projects to provide safe drinking water for people around the world.
Since no evidence-based knowledge exist of how to plan appropriate half-marathon running schedules considering the level of running experience and running pace, the aim of ProjectRun21 is to investigate the association between running experience or running pace and the risk of running-related injury.
Helping children to understand science is the aim of the Aventis Science Prize for Children, run jointly by the Science Museum and Copus (the Committee on Public Understanding of Science of the Royal Society).
