What we do know is that the firm will combine the talents and the contacts of two of the most well-connected men in Silicon Valley.
These solutions generalise earlier results of Harris and Timofeeva [23] applicable to a neural network, but with gap-junctional coupling at tip-to-tip contacts of two branches.
Ten household contacts of five of the seven SARS case-patients were enrolled.
The household contacts of seven laboratory-confirmed case-patients were also enrolled.
The remaining four case-patients in the cluster were household contacts of two clearly identified index MDRTB cases.
Stool specimens were collected from 673 contacts of AFP cases, and WPV was isolated from 14 contacts, seven of whom were the contacts of four non-polio AFP cases (in which WPV was isolated from four contacts of one case).
Clinics in various regions were identified through known contacts of two of the authors (MA or JW) and using Google Maps [maps.google.ca] with the search term "veterinary".
The remaining uninfected household contacts included four contacts of two case-patients with positive stool specimens in whose households simple infection-control procedures were implemented during the acute phase of illness in the index patient.
The exposure of four household contacts of two case-patients with stool specimens positive for SARS-CoV was limited by isolation of the case-patients in a separate room with a private bathroom during the first week of illness.
About 60% of all episodes with follow-up contacts consisted of two contacts.
In the sense thus indicated we have (the indirect) experience of the contact of two bodies.
