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Why? Employees, according to Dr. Salz, transfer feelings of self-worth and parental guidance onto our bosses.

The MBB involved the placement of a 25-gauge spinal needle, under fluoroscopic guidance, onto the medial branch of the dorsal ramus as it courses over the waist of the articular pillar at each spinal level.

They therefore have very little advice and guidance to pass onto a bride.

Eager to offer a solution, Pop & Hiss has, with the aid of "divine" guidance, carved onto (imaginary) tablets a reasonable set of commandments. .

"I'm in charge of admissions and recruitment, so I'm very much involved in the guidance of students onto correct routes for them.

A microfluidic network (μFN) etched into a silicon wafer was used to deliver protein solutions containing different concentrations of the axonal guidance molecule ephrinA5 onto a silicone stamp.

Tactical cruise missiles generally use radio or inertial guidance to reach the general vicinity of their targets and then home onto the targets with various radar or infrared mechanisms.

One advantage of Rasch model analysis is to allocate the person abilities and item difficulties jointly onto the same interval scale, which can serve as a guidance to revise or refine the questionnaire or test items.

Probation officers and data processors, bus dispatchers and guidance counselors, they squeezed onto folding chairs at card tables, each covered with pink cloth and set with twin plastic dishes of party mix.

The AA-10 Alamo, a medium-range missile similar to the Amos, apparently had passive radar guidance designed to home onto carrier-wave emissions from U.S. aircraft firing the semiactive radar-homing Sparrow.

Missiles that outrange the enemy's will be valuable, but even more valuable will be a compatible scouting system that detects and tracks the missiles close enough to their moving targets for the missiles' terminal guidance systems to lock onto them.