From their postal survey published 10 years ago, Taylor et al. [15] reported that 64% of their respondents performed at least one open myomectomy per year; with around half (51%) performing between one and five procedures annually.
For their 100th and 150th anniversary, in 1949 and 1999, the Belgian postal service published commemorative series.
The impenetrable-sounding book, a comprehensive record of Greece's postal routes, is published by the Greek Hellenic Philatelic Society of Great Britain, which "exists to encourage the collection of Greek stamps and to promote their study".
Such lexicon-based tokenisation allows readily-available lists of postal codes, locality names, states and territories, as typically published by postal authorities or government gazetteers, to be leveraged to provide the probabilistic model used in the next stage with the maximum number of "hints" about the semantic content of the input string.
In 1936, a Harlem postal worker named Victor Green published a booklet called "The Negro Motorist Green Book," or just "The Green Book," comprising information he and other postal workers had gathered along their routes about establishments that would welcome black travelers.
Paul Auster and JM Coetzee published their postal volleys on friendship and sport, while in Dear Lupin and Dear Lumpy, Charles Mortimer wrote wittily and frankly to his son and daughter.
Witness the struggles of postal services, newspapers, publishing companies, broadcast networks, retail video outlets, music producers, and many more.
I found only one study, a cross-sectional postal survey conducted in Canada, published in 2004 [ 39].
Studies using a postal or electronic survey methodology (published during 1996-2005) were identified by searching the databases mentioned above.
When anthrax spores were disseminated through the U.S. postal system, Emerging Infectious Diseases published online a peer-reviewed article describing the first 10 cases.
