To the Editor: Bivalve mollusks (shellfish), such as mussels and oysters, are filter feeders; they concentrate microorganisms of human and animal origin (up to 100×) from the surrounding environment.
Interviews vs. Searches Chief Warrant Officer Richard L. Gonzales, the head of MET Alpha, said in a recent interview that he became convinced of the need to concentrate on human sources, rather than site visits, after his unit secured the cooperation of two senior Iraqi participants in Iraq's unconventional weapons programs.
Chief Warrant Officer Richard L. Gonzales, the head of MET Alpha, said in a recent interview that he became convinced of the need to concentrate on human sources, rather than site visits, after his unit secured the cooperation of two senior Iraqi participants in Iraq's unconventional weapons programs.
We must concentrate on human resource development through the alleviation of poverty and through education, health care and social justice.
However, a negative influence of past slavery emerges in other studies that concentrate on human capital formation.
There are many examples of low income countries achieving strong returns from budgets that concentrate on human development.
Chapters in part I concentrate on human interface technology which allows a human operator to close the control loop of a remote robot.
Maria Burnett LAW '05, one of the organizers of the panel, said, "Those of us who have concentrated on human rights while in law school have spent a lot of time learning about the mistakes made in Rwanda.
We concentrate on human-centric applications of sensor networks under the mantle of ubiquitous computing, breaking new ground in areas like medical monitoring, human-computer interaction, social computing, and creative expression.
