Figure 1 shows the appearance of those six pedicle screws: UPS-3, UPS-4 (both by Aaxter Co, Taipei, Taiwan), Diapason (Dimson/Stryker, Bordeaux, France), Horizon CD (abr. HCD, Sofamor/Danek, Memphis, USA, Compact CD (abr. CCD, Sofamor, France), and Moss-Miami (Depuy/Johnson Johnson, New Jersey USA).
Through the 1990s, sales of compact discs (CDs) were the major source of revenue for recording companies.
For example, it was revealed in 2005 that the Sony Corporation had been secretly installing rootkits as its music compact discs (CDs) were loaded into PCs.
Also known as the PS One, the PlayStation used compact discs (CDs), heralding the video game industry's move away from cartridges.
It is to be marketed as a recordable version of today's compact discs (CDs)—and one that, like a tape cassette, does not skip beats when jolted in the pocket or on the dashboard of a car.
At its peak in 2001 there were as many as 1.5 million people simultaneously sharing files worldwide by using Napster's software to find and connect with one another, and Napster had embedded in the consciousness of consumers the idea of downloading songs from the Internet bypassing the purchase of established distribution forms, such as records, tapes, or compact discs (CDs).
Herein, we report our attempt to address this issue by fabricating SERS-active substrates based on discarded silver (Ag) compact disks (CDs).
This paper presents the adaptation of a commercial, low-cost, piezoelectric inkjet printer and commercial compact discs (CDs) for use as a chemical interface system designed to actively regulate cellular development (Figure 1).
While, initially at Ballabgarh data were stored on floppy discs and then Compact Discs (CDs), better storage options are now available.
