(1) In spring 1990 we implemented a software which could read the original Siemens matrix file directly into the Macintosh PC.
(2) All patients were treated by replacement of the anterior cruciate ligament with the medial third of the patellar tendon as a free graft, supplemented by an extra-articular MacIntosh lateral reconstruction.
(3) Dugdale, the favourite, won 72.1% of the vote, and Macintosh 27.9%.
(4) Backing Jim Murphy’s call for one member, one vote in leadership contests, which is already party policy for the UK party, Macintosh went further, calling for an open primary system.
(5) Because of the Macintosh interface and the availability of high quality software-only speech synthesis, these programs are truly easy to use.
(6) It gives users of small desktop computers, such as the Apple Macintosh, the capability to generate and examine model crystal structures with a molecular graphics display program.
(7) This paper describes the implementation of an image processing work station on a Macintosh II which features a novel edge detection capability useful for biomedical measurement.
(8) It was at this point that Jobs began to define the "digital lifestyle" beyond his elite club of Macintosh users, convincing the wider world to "think different", as his slogan urged, with iTunes, iPods, iPhones, MacBook Air and the rest.
(9) The minimization routine is implemented in MacMATLAB, the Macintosh microcomputer version of MATLAB, an interactive program for scientific numeric calculations.
(10) The following article describes the Apple Macintosh Program HyperCard as an interactive videodisc authoring system and illustration medium for creating medical instructional materials.
(11) The simulation is written in a commercial authoring shell made by Authorware, Inc, and currently runs on an Apple Macintosh II platform.
(12) Exercise protocols of up to 10 minutes are digitized using a Macintosh II computer.
(13) Apple's development had to continue without him, and Jobs took over the direction of the Macintosh project from its originator, Jef Raskin.
(14) We report improvements to our sequence analysis package and adaptation to run on the Apple Macintosh range of machines.
(15) Kate Macintosh Winchester, Hampshire • Tax evasion is a major global problem.
(16) There are three important features of these programs: first, because of the now classical Macintosh interface the programs can be easily used by persons with little or no computer experience.
(17) Both groups also received a MacIntosh extraarticular lateral substitution.
(18) Using the Macintosh computer and the application, Hypercard we have developed two related programs with the following characteristics.
(19) This paper describes a package of programs for handling and analyzing nucleic acid and protein sequences using the Apple Macintosh microcomputer.
(20) Because of the clipboard and the ability of the Macintosh to readily share data among different applications, data can be saved for use directly in word processing documents (e.g.
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(1) You can date the phrase back further, to 1998, when Peggy McIntosh used the word "privilege" in her essay White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack .
(2) Residues in both regions, and Lys-492 in particular (McIntosh, D.B., Woolley, D.G., and Berman, M.C.
(3) Louise Mensch, the only one with small children, said she could have coped fine but for having a new husband in New York; Anne McIntosh was defenestrated by her association.
(4) However, as shown by McIntosh et al., the incidence of congenital malformations often rises with a longer follow-up.
(5) Penicillium expansum 1071, 1172, NRLL 973, and Penicillium patulum ATCC 24550 were inoculated into Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, and McIntosh apples.
(6) Conservative MP Anne McIntosh said: "I believe there should be a moratorium on the movement of all meat until such time as we can trace the source of contamination."
(7) Click here to view interview with Ross McIntosh at Glasgow School of Art Muriel Gray, chair of the board of governors of the art school and a former pupil herself, arrived at the scene as soon as she heard the news.
(8) First, helpful founder Tor McIntosh suggested Exmoor’s National Trust-owned Foreland Bothy , half a mile from Foreland point, a rocky headland a few miles from Lynmouth.
(9) The warning from Chris McIntosh, a former lieutenant colonel in the Royal Signals and current chief executive of ViaSat UK, follows an invitation from George Osborne to Chinese companies to run UK nuclear reactors.
(11) Labour accuses the government of playing Russian roulette with homes and businesses by cutting flood protection, but McIntosh said: "Be in no doubt, a Labour government would have cut flood defences.
(12) There are so many unanswered questions," McIntosh told me.
(13) The leaf litter microbial community was quantitatively and qualitatively changed when a standard pesticide schedule that comprised an insecticide, a bactericide, and a fungicide was applied to McIntosh apple trees in the summer.
(14) It is a small ministry facing massive cuts," said Anne McIntosh, Conservative MP and chairman of the Efra select committee .
(15) "Record rainfall in the past two years has led to extensive flooding, cost the economy millions and caused disruption and distress to householders and communities across the UK," said Anne McIntosh, a Conservative MP, and chair of the commons select committee on environment, food and rural affairs.
(16) The tip of the McIntosh laryngoscope is inserted into the valleculae instead of loading up the epiglottis as is done with the normal laryngoscope.
(17) The omega-conotoxins, a class of Ca2+ channel antagonists from fish-hunting marine snails, have recently been described (Olivera, B. M., McIntosh, J. M., Zeikus, R., Gray, W. R., Varga, J., Rivier, J., de Santos, V., and Cruz, L. J.
(18) Living quietly in Oxfordshire with her partner, guitarist Danny McIntosh, and their son, Bertie, it's been a full decade since she last made a scheduled public appearance.
(19) Finally, a pair of electron density profiles was selected, quite similar to those selected previously in sciatic nerves, one corresponding to Caspar & Kirschner's the other to Worthington & McIntosh's proposals, neither of which can be ruled out according to the criteria used in this work.
(20) Raising the minimum wage, ending gender discrimination in pay, protecting reproductive rights – those are the victories for women,” Emily’s List communications director Jess McIntosh told me on Wednesday afternoon.