Jacob E. Goldman, the former Xerox chief scientist who created the company's famed Palo Alto Research Center, whose scientists and engineers invented the modern personal computer in the 1970s and developed an array of other pioneering computing technologies, has died.
The goal of Prawer-Begin was to implement the government's long-standing objectives: to turn the desert into an array of Jewish "pioneer" communities that would conquer the desert on behalf of the Jewish people.
Furthermore, accounts of voice hearing have been documented throughout human history: recounted by a wide array of pioneers, geniuses, rebels, and innovators that span across the centuries -- and also by normal, unexceptionable people like myself.
Our knowledge of comic ray modulation in the global heliosphere was greatly enhanced in the past two decades, thanks to an array of heliospheric missions, Voyagers and Pioneers that covered the outer heliosphere up to ∼75 AU radial distance from the sun and Ulysses that covered the inner heliosphere over almost the entire range of heliographic latitude.
Hughes also pioneered development of an array of modern electronic systems including thermal imagers, night sensors, and four-colour liquid crystal displays.
In this pioneer study, we created an array of 900-picoliter droplets.
Coates augments the customary landscape painting with an array of avant-garde techniques, notably the liquid glissando textures pioneered by Iannis Xenakis.
Emmerys was arguably the pioneer on the bread scene, introducing an array of organic baked goods in 1996, when it started up in Arhus, the country's second-largest city.
The model supports many aspects of the classic loop-axis/radial loop models pioneered by Laemmli et al.: the presence of an array of loops of around 80 kb as had been observed by electron microscopy, e.g., [ 111, 121].
Every drummer who sits on a stool (called a "drum throne" for obvious reasons!) with an array of drums and cymbals around him or her is utilizing what was first developed by the pioneering jazz drummers of the 1920s-30s.
