To overcome these limitations, we recently undertook an interest in a tetrapodal mixing device patented in 1964.
The short-term loans came in the form of repurchase agreements for mortgage-backed securities, and all three operations were undertaken at interest rates near the Federal Reserve's target of 5.25% for federal funds, the overnight interbank loans that banks usually use to meet their short-term financing requirements.
After he takes the bar exam, Betts will work as a public defender in New Haven and conduct research, thanks to a prestigious fellowship for Yale Law graduates who undertake public-interest projects.
The Kansas City Life Sciences Institute is offering $50,000 grants to universities that undertake research of interest to local companies.
The move underscores the never-ending algorithm-tweaking that Facebook undertakes to maintain interest in its news feed, the company's marquee feature that is seen by more than 1.65 billion users every month.
Investors say they believe that the improving job market will prompt the Federal Reserve to ease back on its bond-buying program, which it undertook to keep interest rates low and spur borrowing and investing.
ResearchGate's Ijad Madisch's lifelong ambition of winning a Nobel Prize for changing the way scientific research is undertaken piqued the interest of Valley investors several years ago.
Exploratory analysis with other large trials that did not meet the inclusion criteria was also undertaken if clinical interest was considered likely.
While most politicians simply make their detailed tax returns public, Mr. Bloomberg, who has laid the groundwork for an independent presidential run that he has denied an interest in undertaking, has shown his edited returns since he started running for office.
In a case where a conservative majority of Justices invalidated part of the Gun-Free School Zones Act, which prohibited the possession of fire-arms near schools, Thomas wrote separately to say that the Court had not gone far enough, and indicated his interest in undertaking "a fundamental reexamination of the past 60 years".
