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...some wastage among overly optimistic users but shouldn't otherwise interfere too greatly with the normal course of coital events. An even greater advantage, or at least a more naturalistic one: unlike the injectable drugs, which when efficacious produce an erection regardless of context (famously proved by Dr. Giles Brindley, a leading British impotence researcher, who once demonstrated a successful experimental treatment by dropping his trousers in front of hundreds of astonished colleagues at a conference), Viagra merely paves the way for the possibility of arousal. Erections must still be achieved the old-fashioned way, whether through desire, attraction, physical...
...problems encountered by these veterans. Unfortunately, Lowe will probably best be remembered for his most innocuous song. "Cruel to be Kind," and for producing Elvis Costello; Edmunds will be remembered for his burning guitar interpretations of classical music in the late sixties, and for producing the groups Brindley Schwarz. Yet somewhere underneath all this lies great rock and roll that many people should be dancing...
...Rhys Brindley...
Analyzing Soviet satellites is more of a test. "You haven't the foggiest notion of what they look like when you begin," explains Electrical Engineer Charles Brindley, head of Radio Corp. of America's RSA research program. Despite the difficulties, an RCA scientist managed to use radar signature analysis as early as 1958 to describe Sputnik 2. When the Russians finally displayed a model of the satellite, it was confirmed that the sketch was remarkably accurate. It even included Sputnik's special radar reflectors-which led the U.S. to the conclusion that the Soviet tracking network included...
...match radar signatures to specific satellite shapes. These, they hope, can some day be used to program a computer to recognize and identify radar signatures more quickly than human operators. Their work is proceeding slowly. "Once you get past a few simple shapes like cones, cylinders and spheres," says Brindley, "the mathematical analysis goes to hell and becomes incredibly difficult...