Word: bell
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...constantly. All the hundreds of thousands of electrical devices in the modern world have fields of magnetic force coursing through them. Any discovery that promises stronger or better controlled magnetism is immensely important to both practical industry and theoretical science. Such a discovery has just been made: four Bell Telephone Laboratories scientists* have found a new way to generate magnetic fields of fantastic strength...
...Department is now seeking two visiting professors with one-year appointments to replace John Kenneth Galbraith and Carl Kaysen, who will leave for positions in the Kennedy Administration and all presumably be away for more than a year. Another senior member of the Department, David E. Bell, has already been armed Budget Director by President Kennedy...
...census tabulations that required 4,100 statisticians in 1950. California's Bank of America and other banks are introducing sophisticated machines to process all checks and paperwork. While no one is being laid off, the banks expect to expand their business vastly without increasing their staffs. The Bell System's volume of calls has lumped 50% in the past ten years; yet its phone company jobs increased only...
...Bell it was who pointed out that only the civilised artificiality distinguished him the barbarian. To the Blooms which he lived (and which Lawrence so much destested) thesis was an especially one; certainly it attracted respect than it does now. "," I would guess, is a dead it connotes the precious, the and the dilletantish. But it is with us, perhaps a little...
...fact that people publish which are very refined gives interesting support to Bell's . Parody, except in the rare where it is vicious or satiric, useful or even destructively purpose. Few people use it a writer's reputation, or to build it up. It is just fun, a sophisticated and artificial literary exercise, shouldn't need any other being...