Word: accesses
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...across the highway at Helmstedt-and removable, Murphy was convinced, by a token show of force. The decision to launch the Berlin airlift seemed to him a serious mistake. The dramatic success of the airlift obscured the reality: that the U.S. had meekly surrendered its claims for "surface-level access." He did not resign, but he adds that he would feel better today about the episode...
Spears' book is, to begin with, the most accurate and comprehensive study that has been done of Auden. The author had access to biographical materials and manuscripts that have not been available to others, and he has read Auden unbelievably carefully. He had difficulties, however, which other critics and biographers do not share. His subject is far from dead: he is alive and still writing copiously. Consequently Spears had to ask himself how much biographical material he could judiciously include without appearing to pry at the poet's private life. Furthermore, if he wants to write another book on Auden...
Through the memory unit of CTSS, University physicists will have instant access to an electronic index of 20,000 physics articles from 15 scientific journals. The index consists of more than .3 million entries arranged by both subject and author. New periodicals are being added at the rate of one per month, and other fields may be indexed in the future...
Overly Ambitious. Machines Bull fell on hard times essentially because it used 19th century management methods to turn out 20th century products. The company's créme de la créme engineers seized eagerly on technological advances (such as faster-access magnetic memory drums and germanium diodes to replace standard tubes). Machines Bull's CMC? system of magnetically coded bank checks was declared superior to a competing U.S. code and got the approval of European banks. The company's sales increased from $7,000,000 in 1952 to $69 million in 1962, and Machines Bull...
...suggests that we act in accordance with the needs of our own security," he wrote to a friend in exasperation, "he is apt to be called a goddamned fascist or imperialist, while if Uncle Joe suggests that he needs the Baltic provinces, half of Poland, all of Bessarabia and access to the Mediterranean, all hands agree that he is a fine, frank, candid and generally delightful fellow who is very easy to deal with because he is so explicit in what he wants...