The word "labs" is correct in written English.
It is commonly used as a shorthand for "laboratories" and can refer to places where scientific research or experiments are conducted.
Example: "The university has several state-of-the-art labs for biology and chemistry research."
Alternatives: "laboratories" or "research facilities."
After finding "fibres" on my own hand, I'm fairly satisfied morgellons is some 21st-century genre of OCD spread through the internet and the fibres are – as Wymore's labs report – particles of everyday, miscellaneous stuff: cotton, human hair, rat hair and so on.
But I realised everything we were doing was deeply reductionist, basically saying: 'Scientists should shut down their labs and go and work in Tesco.' It was a kind of counter-enlightenment.
This was partly because the place was flooded with hard drugs, mainly heroin, allegedly made in illegal labs in the east.
"There are so many labs in Oxford, so you can sign up to emails sent out by Masters and PhD students needing volunteers.
Britain's Department for International Development (DfID) said: "Britain's help means that Sierra Leone now has enough beds for Ebola patients; enough labs to test for the virus quickly; enough trained burial teams to ensure bodies are buried safely and with dignity; and a command structure that has made the response more efficient and more effective".
Isolation facilities are vital to contain Ebola, as are labs for testing because rapid diagnosis is very important.
A city has plans for earthquakes or floods in some areas, but I don't think many cities have any plans for cyber attacks Cesar Cerrudo Cesar Cerrudo, chief technology officer at security research firm IOActive Labs, warned that city authorities and governments that are the customers of technology firms aren't testing the security of the systems they buy.
Guardian Labs - which launched in 2014 with a seven-figure Unilever campaign (the award-winning Live Better Challenge) - is rooted in the philosophy of 'Open Ideas', and collaborates with brands and advertisers to create innovative and authentic branded content.
Our partnership with Guardian Labs presents us with an innovative and unique way of engaging with a greater number of consumers than ever before, in their homes and on the move, on a subject which is core to both Unilever and the Guardian's values - sustainability".
Devised by Bill Cheswick of Lucent Technologies-Bell Labs and Hal Burch of Carnegie Mellon university, it traces the routes that pieces of data take to reach up to 20,000 nodes (computers like web and email servers) connected to the web.
Studies by Hal Burch of Carnegie Mellon University and Bill Cheswick of Bell Labs show that about 94,000 networks are connected to the internet and packets of data originating at Bell flow through more than 88,000 unique IP (internet protocol) addresses on their way to those networks.
