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Closed-circuit TV lenses are also built into the light fixture over each operating table and connected with the teaching and seminar rooms. Watching with the aid of television's magnifying eye, an unlimited number of students will be able to follow each operation in minutest detail, even in an operating area only an eighth of an inch across...
...testosterone. But the Barr-negative patients who took the hormone survived, on the average, a much shorter time. A Vienna study of 201 patients produced similar results. But the cautious German and Austrian researchers still insist that it will take a thousand or more cases, studied for years in minutest detail, to show whether their Barr-body theory is correct...
...another-are common, so that subjects "hear" colors or "smell" music. Ideas become visible. Thought and emotion are inseparable. Memory is oddly affected: the ability to repeat a set of numbers backward, or do simple tests, is grossly impaired, but long-ago events may be recalled accurately in minutest detail...
...that he was following, in his plumbings and probings of the universe, the track of an Intelligence far beyond the reaches of his own." Furthermore, "there has been nothing in human history that has brought mankind closer to the immanence of an infinite creativity than the revelation that the minutest particles of inert matter contain an almost immeasurable power...
...eyes of Orthodox Jews, whose lives are directed in minutest detail by the Shulhan Aruch (a traditional compilation of rabbinic rulings), Reform Jews are "Christians without Christ." Like Christians, they remove their hats for worship, let men sit with women in their synagogues, often use organ music, and even hold their services on Sundays. For them the Psalms and prophets are more important than the Torah. Few of them observe any dietary laws at all, much less the more specialized injunctions against shaving, work on Saturday, etc. And they think almost nothing of intermarriage. Said one Israeli rabbi last week...