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Weber said his group hopes to transmit student-made video tapes today...
...last Apollo flight. But the astronauts' physician was determined not to let it become a hazard for Apollo 16. In addition to replenishing the crew's lost potassium through diet, Berry has safeguarded the spacemen by setting up an emergency cardiology service to monitor their heartbeats and transmit their electrocardiograms by telephone to two heart specialists. He has also supplied the astronauts with drugs to be used if the monitors show cardiac irregularities...
...defect is not in G.E.'s basic design, but in one of the pacemaker's parts. A subcontractor for one of the unit's circuits changed the cement used in its manufacture, unwittingly choosing one that can transmit electric current. This supplies more power from the built-in battery than is needed and affects the governor on the mechanism...
HALF THE FUN of rock and roll is stage presence and pure showmanship. The major problem with live recordings of rock music is that no matter how good they are, they cannot completely capture and transmit the important visual aspect of the music. Rock movies have become important because they are able to unite the visual with the musical, the sight with the sound, the spirit with the flesh...
...novelist who isn't ready to rely completely on his own talent. During the first bank robbery. Higgins unaccountably goes inside the mind of a banker who is being held hostage and tells a long story about the banker's encounter with a snake in New Hampshire--evidently to transmit the quality of the man's fear. It's all right, but it's completely out of step with the narrative tone. The mistake is all the more noticeable when Higgins later deals with another bank robbery, and this time hits exactly the right note in describing the second banker...