Although neither of those ideas was fully realized, advances in robotic telesurgical concepts and in telecommunication technologies enabled the 2001 Lindbergh Operation, in which French physician Jacques Marescaux and Canadian-born surgeon Michel Gagner performed a remote cholecystectomy (gallbladder removal) from New York City on a patient in Strasbourg, France.
Aboriginal people first began moving to the camps around the 1960s, for various reasons including forced removal from remote rural locations.
As exercise will plausibly increase the body core temperature, and hence decrease the peripheral vascular resistance, it will result in increased toxin removal from remote inaccessible compartments.
But by definition the first justification, preventing flight, is weak or nonexistent where removal seems a remote possibility at best.
Additionally, I authorize the removal of the remote control from my hand in the event that I lose the motor capacity required to change channels.
Roosevelt's rise, which was detailed in Morris's first volume, was fabulously eventful, featuring a tragic early widowerhood, removal to the remote West, New York political crusades, and, as the capper, the Battle of San Juan Hill and the consequent elevation to the Vice-Presidency.
It is proposed to use instead a conventional magnetic ion removal system with remote ion dumps.
Timing, cost, and effectiveness are compared for ADR and JCA solutions highlighting the required enhancements in uncooperative element set accuracy, rapid ballistic launch, despin/grappling systems, removal technologies, and remote impulsive devices.
"They realized that the Parks Department has a limited budget for snow removal, and that this remote area inside the park was a low priority for them.
The NB ITER Remote Maintenance System NB IRMSS) provides the means for the remote maintenance within the NB Cell by removal and replacement of the plant equipment.
