Word: disconnectedness
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Denver's Dr. Thomas E. Starzl and William R. Waddell feel strongly that a liver should be hooked up to its new blood supply within two hours of being disconnected from its original host. They have not yet been able to make the transplant as fast as that, and...
Director Donald Mullin uses five entrances from all sides of the theater-in-the round, and at first the technique is disquieting and the action disconnected. Soon one adjusts, though, and good lighting complements his generous employment of the entrances, especially for various characters who assume the temporary role of...
Very soon, the greatest change ever to hit the Department will come along: in the Fall of 1964 the personnel of all the disconnected branches of Social Relations (which now occupy more than a dozen separate buildings throughout Cambridge) as well as the Memorial Hall psychologists will be packed together...
Obviously, the slaying of a Cuban national on Cuban soil was embarrassing to the U.S.; yet the inevitable revelation of the cumbersome cover-up was even more embarrassing. Last week Jackson, after first accepting, declined his invitation to the White House as a Medal of Honor winner, locked the doors...
Even the vocabulary of physics changed. Vague terms such as "strangeness" cropped up to describe mathematically the way these new unstable particles differ from the old familiar ones. Some of the new particles were called "resonances," a term that describes familiar particles temporarily bound together. "There was a sense of...