This paper describes a novel neonatal body sensor network, applicable for miscellaneous vital signs acquisition.
The letter was signed by a miscellaneous group of seventy-three people, including distant family members, writers, nuns, and lawyers.
The bar's interior is shellacked with a hodgepodge of random decor: an alligator head here, an old MARTA bus stop sign there all of it miscellaneous detritus that their customers have dragged into the bar and presented to Mike and Pete over the years.
Landscape as moral destiny, a miscellaneous community as the American way — these were the first signs in Eastwood of both a wider social sympathy and an incipient distaste for the conventions of genre plotting.
A Manhattan sacrament whose outward signs of inward grace consist of somewhat soiled and miscellaneous garments, batter hat, furious mustachios and an unlimited broad grin.... View Article By John Cassidy By Alan Burdick By Atul Gawande By Lidija Haas.
At the Drouot auction rooms in Paris one day, Mr. Lopez bought a miscellaneous lot hoping to find some interesting jewelry: instead, he found a House for Rent sign — "Appart à Louer".
But there are signs that Amazon is working to turn Echo's selection of miscellaneous add-ons into something that better resembles a "real" app store.
Among the diagnoses psychiatric and musculoskeletal disorders, cardiovascular diseases, unspecific symptoms and signs, nervous system disease, digestive system disease, injury and poisoning, and miscellaneous diseases were significantly associated with decreased probability for return to work.
Out front, the faded, peeling signs advertise the latest merchandise — VCRs, answering machines, phonograph needles and cordless telephones; inside, the glass cabinets display miscellaneous sale items that get as modern as the Palm Pilot.
