Early signs had suggested that Google might be the winning bidder for the patents, which will provide valuable armoury for expected disputes in the communications – and especially smartphone – field.
A historical bootmaker on the Isle of Wight made the 'bear paw' shoes, and an armoury provided a replica dagger, based on one in a Holbein painting.
The walls around the armoury provide perhaps the most comprehensive picture of the cost of this tragedy and of the extraordinary cross- section of New Yorkers - more than 5,000 of them - who almost certainly perished in the towers.
In addition to vaccines (Cox and Bridges, 2007; Nichol, 2008; Treanor, 2004) antivirals directed against the virus neuraminidase have become an important addition to the armoury providing relief from influenza disease (Colman, 2009; Oxford, 2007; Smith et al., 2006).
As there was no standing army before 1661, the importance of the royal armoury at the Tower of London was that it provided a professional basis for procuring supplies and equipment in times of war.
In addition to the opportunity for infection provided by the host's compromised homeostasis, P. aeruginosa has an impressive armoury of weapons to facilitate successful colonisation and infection.
This review examines the current position of the obstetric forceps and ventouse in the accoucheur's armoury and provides a brief reminder of the methods of application and techniques of delivery required with each instrument.
He provides Bruce with a lethal armoury, equipment for scaling skyscrapers and, of course, the Batmobile, most of it commissioned by the Pentagon but rejected as too expensive for everyday use.
While HMPs provide opportunities for complementing the armoury of existing drugs, for their purportedly preventive and therapeutic purposes, the major problem with the use of herbal-based treatments is the lack of definite and complete information about the composition of extracts, resulting mainly from the trade secrecy of a number of herbal practitioners.
But a Mitch is certainly one – if not two – with the most effective weapon in his armoury, Mitchell Starc, set to provide a will-he-won't-he storyline before Thursday's second Test at Lord's with an ankle issue that flared up on the first day and has seen him bowl with a grimace ever since.
