Hinchingbrooke Health Care trust will install a wireless network as a first step towards becoming a paper-light hospital, according to the IT head of private healthcare firm that recently took over its management.
I'd like to write "breast cancer" on a piece of paper, light the paper on fire, and send it up into the ethers, as I actually have done on a few occasions at some funky Kundalini yoga workshops (I'm a Kundalini yoga teacher, so why not?).
In a recent paper, light-rail line noise exposures were predicted both in terms of maximum pass-by sound levels for comparison to APTA criteria and day night average sound levels for comparison to FTA criteria.
Indeed, there is a kind of ethereal magic to her work, especially Spring Snow, the floor installation on show here, in which a sea of pink tissue paper, light, delicate, poetic and intriguing, spreads across the floor.
Pleased by their enthusiastic reception of the telescope and by his election to the society, Newton volunteered a paper on light and colours early in 1672.
That chandelier was only a paper-covered light bulb hanging on an electrical cord.
Below was a splendid, paper-light pair of pants, baby blue with thin white stripes edged in red ($195).
We anticipate that there are a lot of opportunities for BRAC to increase its efficiency, as well as offer better and more flexible services to clients by adopting a cashless, paper-light, digital system.
In 2006, at a conference in Vienna, he presented a paper, "Municipal Services and Local Governments in Light of Multilingualism".
Asked if China was worried it would be seen as a "paper tiger" in light of its response to the US flights, Qin advised reporters to check Mao Zedong's use of the phrase.
One figure from church history, whenever there was a painful debate, would write on a sheet of paper, "More light, more light".
