"We're interested," says Dr. Holland, "in information". Patients Remain Subsidiary to Experiments Dr. Holland's domain at Mount Sinai, between Fifth and Madison Avenues at 99th Street, consists of an array of laboratories, examination rooms, data resource banks, offices and hospital beds.
One subsidiary has experimented with funding vehicle purchases by drivers, another works on self-driving heavy trucks, and the UberEats business uses the drivers for meal delivery in selected markets.
Of all the companies I abandoned for this experiment, Facebook and its subsidiaries were by far the easiest.
Today, although the bean bags are long gone and PARC was spun out as a subsidiary a decade ago, its researchers are once again experimenting with printing.
Eastman Kodak, whose subsidiary, Recordak, first reported the "measles" some 18 months ago, is experimenting with a gold protective treatment for commercial use.
To woo consumers who have more money than time, Excel - a subsidiary of Cargill, Inc. - and several other packers are experimenting with precooked steaks and roasts.
The experiments were partially funded by Ethicon, a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson, and Liou, Turnbaugh, and Kaplan have filed a patent application related to the research.
The subsidiary factor was the same rice genotypes as used in the greenhouse experiment.
Other companies experimenting with zinc/air fuel cells include zinc/air battery makers like EVonyx Inc., a subsidiary of Reveo Inc., in Elmsford, N.Y., and Electric Fuel Ltd. of Israel.
In the experiments, silica nanospheres in the diameter of 175 nm were purchased from Microspheres-Nanospheres (a subsidiary of Corpuscular Inc ., and the silica nanospheres in the diameter of 500 nm were purchased from Duke Scientific Ltd.
The experiment was to be carried out by the Center for Molecular Biotechnology, in Newark, Delaware, a nonprofit branch of Fraunhofer U.S.A., a subsidiary of the large German applied-research and technology organization.
