We investigated their application of our method to an electronic steering column lock system.
In late October the campus newspaper, the Minnesota Daily, published an exchange of messages in its electronic mail column that began with a strong complaint.
Re "When Science Leaps From the Page" (Novelties, Dec. 18), which looked at new electronic textbooks: The column quotes a publishing executive as saying that his company's e-textbook aims to take advantage of things that only digital media can do — and that it wants students to measure a chapter of a book not by how much they read but by how much they learn.
Body height was measured with a portable stadiometer (Holtain Ltd., UK, precision: 0.1 cm) and body weight with a calibrated electronic scale (SECA, column scale 930, precision: 0.1 kg).
On New Year's Eve, Jessica Dimmock photographed DeadMau5 at Pier 36 for Sasha Frere-Jones's column on electronic dance music.
By Elissa Curtis January 12 , 2012On New Year's Eve, Jessica Dimmock photographed DeadMau5 at Pier 36 for Sasha Frere-Jones's column on electronic dance music.
Neil Sadick, a famed Manhattan dermatologist, was quoted in a Skin Deep column discussing electronic devices for the home treatment of acne, but the article did not say that Sadick has a business relationship with a company that makes one of the devices.
cReports for these cases were received only through the laboratory information network and are not included in the counts for the "electronic and traditional means" column.
Pierce BCA protein assay, the Finnpipette™ Novus i Multichannel Electronic and monolithic micro-columns (MSIA disposable automation research tips (D.A.R.T ., containing approximately 10 mg packed bed Protein A or Protein A/G) were all purchased from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Rockford, Illinois).
If you're sitting on a plane at the gate and reading this column on an electronic gadget, you're about to hear eight dreaded words: "Please power down your electronic devices for takeoff".
