Word: chip
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...AIDS epidemic has provided important new insights into the immune system. "AIDS is the perfect disease for studying the immune system," he explains. "The virus destroys one of the + major cells of the system. So now nature is doing the experiment. It has just pulled out a major chip, and we're watching everything else go haywire." On the other hand, AIDS Expert Robert Gallo of the National Cancer Institute believes that much of the progress in AIDS research would have been impossible without discoveries about the immune system made shortly before the epidemic bloomed. "If AIDS had come along...
...second game, Harvard led, 5-3, but Rhode Island rallied to score seven runs to win the game. Chip Lippman was Harvard's pitcher. He allowed 10 hits, walked four batters and struck...
...Harvard rugby club went into the New England Invitational Tournament last weekend with a chip on its shoulder and dared its opponents to knock...
...finals the Crimson ran into Southern Connecticut, a team carrying a similar chip on its shoulder after losing to Harvard in the Vermont Tournament last fall...
...first, the industry was reluctant to switch to RISC. But the new crop of chips has made believers out of almost everybody. Sun, a company best known for its engineering computers, got into the chip business last summer when it began licensing a RISC processor to AT&T, Unisys and Xerox. MIPS, which introduced its second generation of the chips last month, supplies microprocessors to Tandem, Prime, and Silicon Graphics. Hewlett-Packard has built an entire line of computers around RISC technology...