Word: patterning
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...more than recommend what actions they should take. They are the "mix in the carburetor"-a good court needs Justices from different backgrounds. In applying the law, in his view, the Justices should not be as concerned as they sometimes have been in "squeezing" judicial decisions into a neat pattern. They should instead make full use of all the modern tools; not only law, but medicine, psychiatry, mass psychology, economics and social engineering. Fortas himself is thinking of equipping his office with a computer console to tap the memory bank of social knowledge and data assembled by the Russell Sage...
...needs and consumer demand. Even at the height of the population explosion, the U.S. population rate was one thing that forecasters were able to project pretty well. Now, with the advent of the pill, economists may find it more difficult to plot future family formations accurately until a new pattern is established. And it is perfectly possible that pill makers may yet underestimate demand for their product...
Dean Ford also predicted that such sharp increases in college fees would be the pattern of the future unless the Federal government stepped in to make up the difference between the costs of public and private schooling. He referred to Yale where he said, the authorities were considering an increase in tuition to $3000 in one stroke...
...much as $22.5 billion less than it might have been without the tax bill. As a result, Washington will not have to borrow as much money -good news for those seeking home mortgages or other forms of credit. The entire economy could ease into a more stable growth pattern than has prevailed for the past two years. There may be some disconcerting bumps as things decelerate, but they are likely to be gentle compared to the inflationary bang that would almost surely have resounded without the tax bill...
Bizarre Scheme. Perutz studied molecular structure by analyzing X-ray photographs of crystallized hemoglobin. Scattered and deflected by the atoms within, the X-rays form a pattern of light and dark spots on a film behind the crystal. By patient mathematical analysis of thousands of variations of this pattern (each produced by a Perutz technique of substituting mercury "tag" atoms for different atoms within the hemoglobin molecule), the structure of the complex molecule was carefully pieced together...