Word: product
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Human behavior is the product of genetic endowment and historical environment," he told the Social Relations Colloquium. These factors--and therefore human behavior--" can be changed--and changed...
...virus polio vaccines), then turned back to basic research. In 1954 another of his research fellows, Thomas Peebles, fulfilled Enders' longstanding dream of growing measles virus (obtained from a prep school student named David Edmonston) in tissue culture. This time, aiming for a safe and effective live-virus product, Enders decided to keep control of the vaccine project...
Bankroll for Expansion. Historically, corporate profits in the U.S. rise as employment does. At present, with the unemployment rate at a stubborn 6.8%, corporate earnings are running about 9% of the gross national product. Government economists figure the rate could jump to 10% if management, encouraged by the prospect of rosier earnings, decided to step up production enough that it must significantly increase hiring. If the Administration prediction of a $565 billion G.N.P. by next June is borne out, that would mean an annual corporate profit rate of $56 to $57 billion. And with that much money in its pockets...
...another breakthrough in fuel technology, the hard pressed U.S. coal industry moved a step closer to economica11y attractive pipeline transportation of its product. Since 1957 Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. has fueled one of its generating plants with coal slurry (a mixture of crushed coal and water) brought in through a 108-mile pipeline from Consolidation Coal Co.'s Cadiz, Ohio, mine...
...isolated items of evidence which, standing alone and without explanation, might cause suspicion or speculation of conspiracy. However, suspicion and speculation cannot replace proof." The prices to retailers of the antibiotics in question, said Piper, tended to become identical because "it was not possible to sell the identical product at a higher price, and it was self-defeating to offer the product at a lower price since this was quickly met by competitors...