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Mendelsohn calls such a reaction a classic case of scientists' unwillingness to adjust to public needs. He says that researchers should voluntarily restrict their research if they cannot dispose of waste properly, charging that many scientists "put in danger future generations so they can get on with their research...
This evening, the chest movement monitor has been strapped on the man incorrectly so that the graph is not as clear as it might be. Shortly after midnight, McMahon goes into the room followed by Stakes, to adjust the strap around the patient's chest. It needs to be moved further down his body because he appears to be breathing less with his chest than with his abdomen...
...School Dean James Vorenberg `49 scheduled a 3 p.m. open meeting of the faculty-student committee which submitted resolutions at Wednesday's faculty meeting to allow professors to adjust grades on the basis of class participation...
...United States, students study a subject for their general education, while in France they adjust their studies to prepare for jobs, which are not numerous," Giscard said...
Even though Rubin attempted to adjust her pitching, moving the ball inside and out and throwing some off-speeders, the Chieftains, aided by some more suspect Harvard fielding, continued to amass runs--they scored four runs in the third and another in the fifth before their bats went silent...