In private, he will urge him to do far more, and to make sure that North Korea gets no more help from Pakistani nuclear scientists or laboratories (something Mr. Musharraf says has never happened).
Crystallography still seems to have something much closer to gender balance in its teams than many other branches of physics and chemistry, probably significantly facilitated by the way both Bernal and Hodgkin nurtured female talent passing through their laboratories, something that could not be taken for granted among senior scientists.
After recovering from surgery, Sorto tested his ability to control the arm in the laboratory, something he described as surprisingly easy.
I spent time working in a laboratory, something I'd never done, learning how to culture and freeze cells, care for mice, and critique studies.
Except for the absence of elm trees and varsity letters, the Laboratories are something of a university, with eighteen hundred college graduates, seventy doctors of philosophy, and a crew of assistants, a total of five thousand people.
In another we see Hope Van Dyne, played by Lost's Evangeline Lilly, walking through a laboratory holding something.
In time, however, the caucuses became a laboratory for something else, as party leaders began to use them for electoral support, advocacy and campaign planning.
Fagnou, who has also received funding from NSERC and CFI to help build up his laboratory, needed something extra to get him where he wanted to go with his research.
It had to become the laboratory for something radical - a complete redesign of the structure and purpose of schooling.
Like the aforementioned laboratory chimp, something compelled me to enter this slick Hellmouth, even though I knew in my gut that only torment and impotent rage could result from the impulse, with no peanut at the end.
They were introduced by the Polish physicist, Professor Józef Kowalski-Wierusz, who had learned that Marie was looking for a larger laboratory space, something that Kowalski-Wierusz thought Pierre had access to.
