laboratories

On October 4, 1983, Wang Laboratories announced fourteen major hardware and software products, and promised dates of delivery.

The scramble suit was an invention of the Bell laboratories, conjured up by accident by an employee named S.

Bottom line, there are tons of laboratories and they all need to manage their data.

Furthermore, as they point out, you don't need access to special materials, or laboratories.

The first practical high efficiency (6%) cell was made in Bell Laboratories in 1954.

Forensic laboratories can ask workers for their DNA to check that employees' genetic material does not contaminate the genetic samples that they analyse.

The best researchers, by and large, tend to be wary of Army laboratories, in no small part because the majority of them are foreign.

The notion that states can act as laboratories, at least insofar as many of the most frequent interactions with government, isn't working very well right now.

- Jim McGraw, COO of Marion Laboratories Be the first, be the best, or be different.

Investigative reporter Bryson revisits the decades-long controversy, drawing on mountains of scientific studies, some unearthed from secret archives of government and corporate laboratories, to question the effects of fluoride and the motives of its leading advocates.

I don't know if you have that where you live, but where I live one sample is examined in the hospital and one to three samples are examined by external reference laboratories.

The people in the hospital are good, but the people in the reference laboratories (my oncologist called them cancer nerds) are better since they often specialize on specific cancer groups and do noting else but examine cancer samples.

In retrospect this was referred to as the "vaporware announcement" and it hurt the credibility of Fred Wang and Wang Laboratories.

S., the states have traditionally been the "laboratories of democracy", but if folks don't like that, there has to be other ways to do a bunch of limited trials.

Up till about the early 20th century, ground breaking physics was largely "two guys in a garage" territory -- single individuals such as Newton or Cavendish tinkering in their own private laboratories using fairly modest equipment.

Because programmers Systems Software Research is Irrelevant (aka utah2000 or utah2k) By Rob Pike (Lucent Bell Laboratories, Murray Hill) “This talk is a polemic that distills the pessimistic side of my feelings about systems research these days.

In 1986 Fred Wang, then 36 years old, was installed as president of Wang Laboratories.