Word: mins
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Each is assigned & to one square of the chessboard. When a piece lands on a particular square, the microchip dedicated to that square determines the likely outcomes. Operating at peak speeds, the 64 chips can evaluate more than 175,000 positions per sec., or 30 million in the 3 min. allowed for each move of tournament play...
...Lehigh, 24-3 Colgate, 24-5 3-1 3-1, .750 Bob Cunha Staff Writer UMass, 27-21 Lafayette, 66-0 Army, 44-21 URI, 31-21 Yale, 22-20 UNH, 27-10 Lehigh, 10-3 Colgate, 16-6 3-1 3-1, .750 Ji H. Min Executive Photo Editor Guest Selector Harvard, 24-21 Lafayette, 35-14 Army, 45-28 URI, 28-21 Yale, 10-7 Dartmouth, 27-14 Princeton, 14-10 Cornell, 14-10 Mercedes Wagner Miss Massachusetts Guest Selector Harvard, 21-14 Columbia, 21-7 Penn, 21-14 URI, 14-7 Yale...
...great depths and stormy waters of the North Atlantic were thought to be insurmountable obstacles. Even the advent of deep-sea sonar equipment did not initially hold forth much promise for narrowing the search. Although the Titanic is believed to have ^ gone under at 41 degrees 46 min. north and 50 degrees 14 min. west, nobody has ever been sure of the exact coordinates; an error of only minutes in either direction translates into an uncertainty of many square miles. Worse, the ocean floor has bumps, rolls and other geological features that could produce a reflected sound-wave pattern confusingly...
...min. meeting started with a light touch. Referring to the fact that Grunwald was responsible for Time Inc.'s several publications, Gorbachev listed them and teasingly asked, "Are you affected by antitrust laws, or have you simply forgotten all about them?" (Grunwald's answer: "We are not a monopoly. We do try for expansion, but we do not try for hegemony.") At one point, after a complicated question, Gorbachev said, "Do you think we're never going to meet again, so you are going to pile everything into one interview?" Cave's response: "Well, since we are going to meet...
...min. of conversation--a full hour more than he had scheduled --Gorbachev showed himself well informed, urbane, energetic, tough, witty and above all in possession of a disciplined intellect. He reflected most elements of the traditional Soviet hard line, but not in the familiar pedantic Soviet style. His main points, some delivered as written replies to questions submitted in advance, others made orally and spontaneously...