Word: engineeer
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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This critical balance is controlled by many automatic mechanisms in the heart, kidneys, the nervous system, the adrenal and sex glands. What concerns the surgeon is what happens, either before surgery or because of surgery, when the balance is upset. This results from what Dr. Moore called "erosion of the...
As surgery begins, the cellular engine may have already shrunk from starvation (for example, that caused by cancer of the gullet or stomach), from infection, or from the storage of excess water, as in the edema that goes with congestive heart failure. The faltering engine gradually loses its power to...
Concerned about the crippling costs of jet operations, Boyd and the presidents zeroed in on one likely solution: consolidating ground facilities. At many airports, each line maintains enough aircraft-support equipment, such as jet tow tractors (average cost: $29,000), engine starters and stairs, to service all the other lines...
Higher Intelligence. The experimental engine's thrust is only .01 lb., which is less than one grasshopper-power, but no one expects a true space engine to provide the massive thrust that is needed to free a heavy rocket from the earth's gravitation. Engines designed for use...
High-priced executives are job-hopping across the U.S. as never before. In the Midwest last week, a leading engine builder sadly watched his cherished production chief move on to a firm that makes recreational gear. Farther east, one of the nation's biggest manufacturing companies lost a top...