Word: two-way
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...past two years, two-way video telemedicine projects have been launched in Texas, Georgia and West Virginia, while less sophisticated methods relying on still photography have cropped up in Iowa, North Carolina and Nevada, among other states. U.S. doctors via satellite have diagnosed conditions in patients in Armenia, the Philippines and Belize. "It's a way of cloning the specialist and sending him out to locations around the world," says Dr. Jay Sanders, a telemedicine pioneer now teaching at the University of Miami...
Senior co-Captains Jim Mrowka and Dan Scanlan were among the league leaders in virtually every offensive category, while sophomore Dave Morgan and junior Juan Zarate played excellent two-way baseball...
...such technologies. Viewers will not just passively watch television as they do now, but will have an opportunity to "talk back" and participate in quiz shows, order pizza with the TV remote control and pick which news stories they want covered in depth. That requires expertise in switched, or two-way, service, a craft practically invented by the phone companies. GTE's Cerritos cable system offers interactive exchanges between one teacher and students in six different classrooms at two different schools at the same time...
...others were two-way ends Larry Kelley of Yale (1936) and Leon Hart of Notre Dame (1949), and flankers Johnny Rodgers of Nebraska (1972) and Tim Brown of Notre Dame...
...several professors say that accessibility is "a two-way street." Students as well as professors, must make an effort to get to know each other, they say. "Most professors are very shy and don't know how to make overtures to students," says Garber...