resuscitation

Silicon Valley has a great opportunity to become an integral part of the resuscitation of the US economy.

Having watched it come and go the first time around, its post millennial resuscitation feels pretty weird.

What killed Usenet was AOL, not Google Groups, which was more like an attempt at resuscitation/usurpation than anything else.

Cryonics suspends human beings for indefinite period of time in hopes of time being in hopes for future resuscitation.

No guarantees it will work and that the site will then stick around, but you'll be funding the initial resuscitation.

The doctor's not necessarily up on current research, because resuscitation isn't any kind of medical specialty and there are no education requirements.

I'm reading Erasing Death, a book about resuscitation by Sam Parnia, a doctor who specializes in it.

In the absence of a valid DNR, I have to assume the person _does_ want all resuscitation measures attempted.

Her core temperature was around 56 degrees when they began resuscitation.

Which is why I think that the resuscitation of 8-bit Computing, specifically, is such a valuable thing to do: it provides context.

Brain death actually occurs at the time of resuscitation.

Do some people volunteer to be early resuscitation subjects?

Water and the contaminants it may hold disrupt these surfactants and can lead to short to intermediate term post "resuscitation" morbidity and mortality.

The fetish for the former eclipses the ways in which the latter is really about “the undead of information”—its persistent de- and regeneration, its repeated resuscitation, and its simultaneous presence and absence (172, 177).

"So we call it emergency preservation and resuscitation." Because that doesn't sound like science fiction at all...

Hence the modern meaning of "resuscitation" for "rebooting the heart".

But researchers at a number of institutions say they have perfected the technique, known as Emergency Preservation and Resuscitation, or E.