Word: synthesise
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¶ PERKIN-ELMER of Norwalk, Conn., began in 1944 turning out chemical analytical spectrophotometers, which are used to study the infra-red spectrum of molecules. Since each molecule shows up with unique characteristics in infrared, spectrophotometers are vital in chemical research, have played an important role in identifying synthesis of...
Whether he comes from Portsmouth Priory or Milton High, the Catholic student at a place like Harvard faces a special set of intellectual difficulties that his American Church cannot solve for him. He must either make a personal synthesis of liberal thought and his faith, ignore his faith and ride...
Parts one and two (regardless of the order in which they are read) present a comprehensive and consistent synthesis of the trouble and a feasible approach to its cure. The urgent need is to get more teachers capable of fusing the three elements of English--language, literature and composition--into...
To test this theory Pappenheimer needed an experimental animal in which the blocking of cytochrome synthesis would produce readily detectable effects. The Cecropia silk worm satisfied the requirement. During both the caterpillar phase and the period of adult development Cecropia produces substantial quantities of cytochromes. In the dormant pupa stage...
Two contributions to Advance have nothing whatever to do with U.S. politics, and they are the better for it. One is a chapter from Henry Kissinger's new book (The Necessity for Choice), a clear, well-reasoned analysis of "The Stakes in Germany." The place to deal with the article...