So here's this afternoon's challenge for all you well-read Vulturites: let's devise our own list of sea poems, one that takes us outside of our Dover-Mariner-Fever comfort zone, and introduces us to stuff we've never come across before.
Dyson's first Internet of Things fan, the Pure Cool Link, is also an air purifier that claims to be able to turn your pollution- or pollen-filled rooms into clean, hay-fever-free zones within minutes.
Deng Xiaoping's famous Southern Tour, in 1992, in which he publicly touted "aggressive economic development," inspired a nationwide "development-zone fever"—that is, until the market became saturated, construction halted, and the return on investment dried up.
Proactive planning policies, development zone fevers, and controlled land prices are the most important policies influencing manufacturing locational decision.
The United States government takes the lead on regulating cattle in the "buffer," or permanent quarantine, zone, where fever ticks thrive.
In two years he eradicated yellow fever from the Canal Zone and brought malaria under control, thus removing the two main obstacles to building the canal.
With no history of human yellow fever in the outbreak zone, the monkey population must be adequate to support continued circulation of the virus in the sylvatic cycle.
IT COULD come sooner; it might well drag out longer; it can still be averted: but the week following the next Greek election on June 17th still looks set to be the time when the euro zone's debilitating fever peaks, and the patient's prognosis becomes clear.
By multiple logistic regression: (i) checkpoint alcohol dispensers for glove-on hand rubbing between zones of risk, and (ii) fever screening at the fever screen station outside the emergency department, were the significant methods effectively minimising nosocomial SARS infection of HCWs (P < 0.05).
The most frightening agent the Japanese tested was Songo fever, like Ebola, the star of "The Hot Zone," a hemorrhagic fever.
