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In those days, there weren't answer machines to screen calls.
Delaware has installed the machines to screen visitors at the state legislature and its largest state office building.
Pharmaceutical companies use combinatorial chemistry and high throughput machines to screen chemical compound libraries, looking for interactions between a potential drug and the biological target.
As an example, Mr. Smith asked how many people in the audience of more than 200 advertising professionals had never used answering machines to screen calls from telemarketers.
Friends (and legitimate businesses) know that telemarketers are an incredible nuisance, and that people use their answering machines to screen their calls.
At Logan, machines to screen checked luggage for explosives are incorporated into the system of conveyor belts handling the bags -- as opposed to being in front of ticket counters.
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She also pointed out the trap of using the machine to screen calls - picking up only if it's someone you want to talk to.
At the Port of Seattle, for example, SSA Marine, the biggest U.S.-owned terminal operator, uses an X-ray machine to screen all the containers that come in, said Bob Watters, the company's vice president.
In many ways, the cargo terminal resembles the airport's passenger terminals, with designated areas for imports and exports and a massive X-ray machine to screen the most ungainly packages.
Under the accord, New York Air is to add 960 square feet to the 4,104-square-foot 4,104-square-foot 4,104-square-foot new emergency terminalpable of supplyng 1,500 gallons of foam, and insthel airportthrough metal detector and X-ray machine to screen passengers and baggage.
Martha Crenshaw, government professor at Wesleyan University in Connecticut, is so swamped with media calls that she now uses her answering machine to screen reporters.
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