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No one connected to the nation's air defense system claimed to know, but whatever it was, it briefly turned the White House upside down on Thursday.
Its much-touted new blood testing system claimed to be able to perform tests on a "pinprick" of blood rather than a much larger amount drawn by syringe, which is the current best available method.
The proposed 6-channel system claimed to produce high color accuracy and wider color range.
This resulted in major frustration and overall distrust in the process of project implementation, as well as cultivated suspicions of political favoritism the very thing the lottery system claimed to avoid.
Water purification company Mar Cor Purification Inc, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Cantel Medical Corp, recently announced the release of its new Rover portable dialysis water transport system – claimed to be the first all-plastic dialysis water cart designed specifically for the hospital environment.
Delta, which has more than 850 electronic kiosks in its domestic system, claims to lead the industry in use of cost-saving automated check-in technology.
It is home to an internationally acclaimed urban bus transport system, claims to host the largest theatre festival in the world and boasts some of the most important museums on the continent.
iPad This "clinical decision diagnosis support system" claims to be a medical search engine, taking in signs, symptoms and lab results, and suggesting what disease or condition may be at work.
AlterGeo's hybrid positioning system claims to avoid weak points in satellite and other navigation solutions, even in dense urban environments and indoors.
The system claims to harness the world's only qualified operator of the PMRAM system--a resident of the Ukraine--to a lunch-pail-sized black-colored box with a silver front panel packed with wires and electronic technology.
Specifically, by looking at the correlations in the patterns of users' symptoms and profiles, the system claims to learn continuously and become smarter in assessing the chances of a user suffering from a particular condition.
