The flyleaf of his translation of Sir Gawain, for instance, mentions "an adventure of a certain knight, during which Professor Silverstein commanded an Air Force unit which requisitioned the Eiffel Tower".
Hence, common for all individuals was the existence of a CBC estimation while the remaining analyses were only included for a particular patient if the GP had ordered these analyses on the same requisition on which the CBC was ordered.
Barnes, the principal who made out the requisition form which his close friend Jones, as superintendent, signed, claims he had thought that top-of the-line fixtures would stir up enthusiasm among students in a planned plumbing course.
On the government side, there remained a determination not to get into a strikebreaking operation against the miners — despite the "requisition order" which has been signed by President Charles de Gaulle.
However, when the United States entered World War I in April 1917, the entire American-Hawaiian fleet, including American, was requisitioned by the, which then returned the ships for operation by American-Hawaiian.
So determined were these vandals, that two of them requisitioned a dinghy in which they rowed out into a lake to cut the final cable.
In late August 1863, following the Battle of Gettysburg, one Georgia Colonel forwarded a requisition to Foster "in which he reported his command as destitute of everything".
By the end of 1864, the Confederate Army's Subsistence Department had unpaid requisitions of over $34 million, the Quartermaster's Department $108 million, the Trans-Mississippi Division $60 million and the War Department $178 million, with an additional $180 million in authorized appropriations for which requisitions had yet to be submitted.
The purpose of this investigation was to determine the rates at which requisitions currently meet these criteria and to assess the effectiveness of a simple intervention designed to improve them.
Additionally, patient records were cross-matched against a radiology requisition record to determine which syncope patients had a head CT ordered and performed during their ED course.
He joined at his own expense the Scottish Flying Club, which had been founded in 1927; it leased and managed Renfrew Airport from 1933 until it was requisitioned during the Second World War.
