1. Visitors can stroll through storerooms, labs and exhibit preparation areas.

2. A team at the Westport labs is looking at solids invasion in conditions of high permeability and large pore throat geometry.

3. Governments also use the more industrially orientated labs under the umbrella of the Fraunhofer society.

4. Such foreign-controlled labs may help adapt or develop products and/or production processes to better conform to local conditions.

5. Meanwhile, Unix System Labs has negotiated a Unix showcase area squat at the front door of the conference centre.

6. Microport thinks it is the first Unix Labs licensee to make the compiler available in shrinkwrapped form.

7. Beyond these direct consequences such labs have implications for the long term development of the host-country's scientific capacity and capability.

8. Doctors could also use the Bell Labs technology routinely to monitor your heart or breathing, just by phoning your mobile.

9. Ageing, inadequate labs and equipment serving too many short term researchers.

10. Even previously committed invertebrate labs like Alkon's Hermissenda group were making the switch.

11. As far as anyone knew, however, all the labs were using the same procedures.

12. What sorts of devices are available in research labs or in companies?

13. They raid research labs and let out the animals, that sort of thing.

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14. Unix International worked with both Unix Labs and Sun on the guide, along with a third, unidentified company.

15. But at labs that draw business from artists, the proportion of work involving nudity can be significant.

16. Abbott labs has begun testing a protease inhibitor designed to be five times more powerful than those now available.

17. Unix Labs favours a meeting of the parties, planned for Thursday March 18.

18. Local businesses are helping to bulk up school computer labs .

19. It sustained a lot of fire damage when the labs went up.

20. You might as well hand out syringes at computer labs.

21. It also emphasises the need for continuing professional development of science teachers and the poor state of labs and equipment.

22. Thus results from passive avoidance and imprinting might begin to converge, which should be good news for both labs.

23. In practice, however, and particularly for the first years, what happened in labs was strictly controlled by the department.

24. As a stores manager, Horne finds that the quantity of 1,1,1 used in labs is small.

25. Still, the book is of great value, especially for analytical chemists in industrial labs.

26. A researcher reports a particular result, and to verify it other scientists repeat the same experiment in their own labs.

27. Yet he is ahead of many heavily funded university labs in attempting to transfer control from humans to machines.

28. Polythene was perhaps the most significant invention ever to come from our research labs.

29. He says that they can make full use of the science labs and workshops.

30. Here there may be a strong interaction with other areas of the local service-base, e.g. universities, industry research labs etc.

31. With battle labs, we can do our training economically.

32. Her sideboards are reclaimed from science labs.

33. However, recent information from Bell Labs has proven otherwise.

34. Peter Semmelhack, whose Bug Labs is one of the sponsors of the summit devoted to the open source hardware movement, says the time has come to crystallise the concept of open source hardware.

35. For example, a ripeness defense was rejected in Abbott Labs itself.

36. And Cable Labs, the research and development arm of the cable TV industry, announced last week a new software standard that may allow cable's digital TV setups to work with the new digital TV sets.

37. A sort of the BRICS SPACE It is better and maybe safer for the further generation to come. each one can have their own labs isolated from each one can have their own transport etc.

38. Plant orientation tour: a brief walkabout of factory site and associated facilities (labs, offices etc. ), the materials, materials flow, site security.

39. at Polaroid, one-hour photo labs and then digital photography began to encroach, helped along by some management decisions that ultimately backfired.

40. Nevertheless, the high financial and educational barriers to cutting-edge molecular biology means that garage labs are unlikely to solve the world's energy or health problems any time soon.

41. Go to label also works with the next Labs feature, Quick Links.

42. NSWC Crane is developing the simulator in partnership with multiple DoD labs.

43. It is a new approach for audial vision teaching in making use of the digital language labs to form a proper teaching pattern so as to reach better teaching effect.

44. NSS Labs president of information security agency, said Rick Moy, may be intended for the invasion of EMC in its users, including government, military(/labs.html), financial institutions and military enterprises.

45. Textiles, Garments, Mini - Labs, Photo Copy Machines, Electronics, Sundries Sundries.

46. The tool, Fusion Tables — launched on the Google Labs website — allows tables of data to be visualised as charts, graphs and maps, which can help identify patterns and trends.

47. For those who have used OS/2 for years, the real "/2" OS was born in April 1992 and came from Big Blue's now gone and forgotten labs at Boca Raton, Florida.

48. He was also an associate of Claude Shannon at Bell Labs.

49. Having been shown the labs, we were taken to see the library.

50. The defense claims that the prosecution and the labs they employ stonewall'discovery requests.

51. It was created by Ken Thompson at Bell Labs and was an interpreted language used in early internal versions of the UNIX operating system.

52. soaplib' s development appears to have stalled, which is perhaps understandable given the huge body of work that Secret Labs undertakes these days.

53. Consider dry steam humidizer or electricity humidizer in biosafety labs.

54. Another one is that the target flight module designed as required for follow-on space labs can test and verify the key skill while completing the task of rendezvous and docking.

55. Labs, like all dogs, need to have their toenails clipped regularly.

56. Results 25 labs are up to grade, the relative error of 5 labs is up to 10%.

57. Even if labs had sufficient resources to both reduce backlogs and collect and analyze arrestee DNA, some initiatives to expand DNA databases raise constitutional concerns.

58. No, he made the cell phone call to a land line -- specifically, to the land line of his chief competitor at Bell Labs.

59. Some of hand washing basin are installed in contaminated area of labs.

60. The speaker, Josh Sommer, left college after being diagnosed with a rare type of brain tumor, called a chordoma, and found "information locked inside labs and not being utilized" to help patients.

61. Today, Cabana, 61, is in charge of thinning the ranks of employees in the hangars and labs and control rooms scattered across 140, 000 acres of alligator-infested swamp and scrub.

62. These pumpkin-shaped modules are precursors to possible research labs or factories that could make products under weightless conditions.

63. Bell Labs, now a part of France's Alcatel - Lucent , is turning its attention almost entirely towards development.

64. See the labs section for detailed information about each lab.

65. Sure, she has some abnormal liver labs and that does happen with pre-eclampsia, so I'll give him a pass on this one. Dr.

66. Shannon was sometimes known to ride a unicycle down the halls of Bell Labs - while juggling.

67. True, this broadcast model is enhanced in some disciplines through essays, labs and even seminar discussions.

68. Conclusion Microdose albumin detection is a sensitive, convenient and quick method which can be widely applied in the routine labs.

69. We have several computer labs around campus, and there is a wireless network that reaches almost every building and residence hall.

70. Also on the main level are kinesiology research labs, classrooms and other foodservice facilities.

71. The US Department of Commerce said last week (31 May) that it was withdrawing the proposed rule change partly in response to complaints from universities, industry and some government labs.

72. From the pioneering work by Jeffreys to today's top forensic labs, DNA profiling of evidence has become an effective, accurate, and well understood science.

73. The guidance contains "a reference implementation, reusable library code (named the Composite Application Library), documentation, QuickStart tutorials, and hands-on labs."

74. Labs include bacteriology , physiology and comparative anatomy through dissection, AnatomyPhysiology, teacher recommendation.

75. In addition to well-found film studio and traditional darkroom, digital labs should also be built to meet the requirement.

76. Transistor: Solid-state semiconductor device for amplifying, controlling, and generating electrical signals. Invented at Bell Labs (1947) by John Bardeen, Walter H. Brattain, and William B.

77. After college, I spent eight years as a graduate student and postdoc at Berkeley, and then nine years at Bell Labs.

78. Late policy for labs: The on-line system will give you 50% of any points earned for submissions after the due date.

79. CEO Kevin Sharer does not spend thousands of hours in the company's labs.

80. The hospital will send tissue samples to multiple labs for testing.

81. "It's a pretty interesting result," commented computer scientist Sitaram Asur of HP Labs.

82. In a press release issued today, SAEN targets two facilities as being the "worst primate labs in the U.S.": Charles River Laboratories and the National Institutes of Health.

83. Some had actually taken American names, and others were doing great imitations of American accents at call centers and American business techniques at software labs.

84. Mad Labs is a bit crazy, and the experiments, inventions, and findings in nature featured on the show are rather off-the-wall .

85. Clinical trials are a long way off, cautions Carmichael, because more animal studies by other labs must be performed first.

86. Burst Labs is an online production music library and music licensing for independent artists. Users can search for their favourite artists, tv show, movie, genre, mood or jello flavour.

87. Some small type equipment labs ( such as balance room ) need air - conditioning.

88. was sometimes known to ride a unicycle down the halls of Bell Labs — while juggling.

89. (formerly the product of Pyra Labs, now owned by Google) is the granddaddy of the Web blog services.

90. In 1963 researchers Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson of Bell Labs discovered a faint microwave glow across the sky.

91. Methods Anticoagulant fresh blood was filled into and send out to all labs.

92. The course calendar includes lectures, project - oriented recitation sessions, and a few labs.

93. This course contains labs, assignments, projects, and related resources dealing with aircraft and rocketry design concepts.

94. It is a new approach for audial vision teaching in making use of the digital language labs to form a proper teaching pattern so as to reach bett...

95. Researchers at a pair of labs — Xerox PARC and Stanford Research Institute (SRI) — began developing many of the ideas that would form the basis of the computing revolution.

96. The labs are all similar but they are put to use in very different ways.

97. And Borlaug, now 93, is an agronomist who has spent his life in labs and nonprofits, seldom walking onto the media stage, and hence into our consciousness, at all.

98. Scientists from three American labs worked with the jellyfish's green fluorescent protein, known as GFP, developing it into a key scientific tool.

99. Result 21 labs are up to grade , the relative error of disqualifications is over 10 %.

100. The Colombian government has a robust program to destroy the coca plants and dismantle processing labs.

101. Objective To observe the experimental error of cholesterol analysis in prepackaged food from different labs of China.

102. Think how the Bell Labs research engineer must have felt when he heard Cooper calling him from the noisy streets of Manhattan.

103. The community site contains hands-on labs for both using and extending the Service Factory, discussions with customers and field, known issues, and roadmap information.

103. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

104. The Acoustic Labs Mixer turns your typical PC into a digital audio multitrack recorder , editor and mixer that allows the user to utilize up to eight separate tracks of audio.

105. Did you get the labs back on that renal colic?

106. Since then, the investigation of cancer stem cell biology has exploded, as labs across the world continue to find similar subpopulations of tumorigenic cells in other forms of cancer.

107. Robyn went out to Winchester Virginia found a litter of black Labs and brought home Chester.

108. A coalition of labs has been collecting fish, reading their genes and uploading the information to a database called FISH-BOL.

109. The two files here are helpful for the labs and field trips.

110. Because rodents have a lot of brown fat, it's very difficult to make them obese, even when you force-feed them in labs.

111. Apple engineers will deliver over 100 solutions-oriented technical sessions and labs.

112. Scientists from Bell Labs invented the solar cell in 1954.

113. photo above: The counters in our kitchen are made of soapstone, which is the same material used in science labs.

114. But actually, these trend-setting medical developments planned by the Japanese come from research started years ago in Bell Labs and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the U. S.

115. Meanwhile, advances from Microsoft’s labs can approach bar mitzvah age before finding their way into products.

116. Not content with his lot at Bell Labs, Shockley set out to capitalize on his invention.

117. These same fundamental principles define our best means for success on the battlefield, in the board room, or in the development labs.

118. He is big on alternative energy, but he also supports places like Los Alamos and Sandia National Labs, which are leaders in nuclear weapons research.

119. BRIGHT COAT 2010 was applied in a one coat application by paint brush on a series of test panels supplied by Q Labs in Homestead, Florida.

120. Claude Shannon the genius mathematician and engineer for Bell labs who founded information theory showed how redundancy-repeating the message-- compensates for noise.

121. REQUIRED - Two notebook binders for labs and notes, and a scientific calculator. Every page in the notebooks must be numbered in pen. An email address is recommended.

122. The report contains information on America's nuclear weapons labs at Los Alamos in New Mexico, Livermore and Sandia as well as scores of other nuclear sites.

123. To help us get some insight into this split-second decision-making process, we use eye-tracking equipment in our usability labs.

124. The first list is updated by Kaspersky Labs, and the two are user definable.

125. Conclusion 70 % county labs have mastered the methods of detection of iodized salt.

126. Shockley, credited as a co-inventor of the transistor in 1947 (he was then with Bell Labs), selected Mountain View, California, as the new home for his silicon-based semiconductor start-up.

127. Since a high temperature superconducting thin film was first prepared by Bell Labs using pulsed laser in 1987, the technique of pulsed laser deposition has been developed rapidly.

128. Current Labs: Hemoglobin, hematocrit, glucose, UA ; urine dipstick for protein.

129. " Meanwhile, sotto voce, the message emerging from IBM's research labs was that "we can tell machines to be smart! "

130. And how certain are we of the location of these cocaine labs?

131. Most labs contain both a small group component plus an individual component.

132. The one-day educational program, taught by Wayne Manges of Oak Ridge National Labs, will kickoff the event on Monday, 5 November.

133. We have to keep a technical step ahead in the labs.

134. Paleoclimatology labs around the country, like the one at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, are therefore busily building databases of tree ring data.

135. Labs could rejuvenate cells from patients and perhaps then grow them into new tissue that could repair parts worn out by old age or disease.

136. The new generics could also be a boon to generic drug manufacturers such as Teva, Barr, and Mylan Labs.

137. This paper presented and demonstrated the characteristics of our new-built environmental engineering labs.

138. At Bell Labs, Lucky invented the adaptive equalizer, used in all high - speed data transmission.

139. The labs are staffed by [ with ] engineers and physicists.

140. HP today announced that researchers from HP Labs have proven the existence of what had previously been only theorized as the fourth fundamental circuit element in electrical engineering.

141. WEST BRIGHT supplies wind tunnel control equipment for aviation field, trailer control system for the biggest water-power laboratory in Asia and kinds of test and control systems for many labs.

142. You are responsible to open the doors to the labs.

142. try its best to collect and create good sentences.

143. The genesis of the nanobattery springs from an earlier Bell Labs foray into nanotechnology.

144. According to HP Labs, CeNSE sensors will enable real-time data collection, analysis and better decision making.

145. "Personalize each email," says Chris Brogan, president of New Marketing Labs, a social-media consulting firm.