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IBM (the big blue giant) slowly woke up to the world of personal computing, and gave us the following famous screen, in collaboration with MICROSOFT. [Pg.350]

The star bums its own ashes, and the ashes of its ashes, but iron will not bum and the nuclear fire goes out. Blue giants with collapsed cores open like flowers and scatter their swarms of winged atoms in the sky. The dying of their light is acknowledged with the cry of Supernova ... [Pg.95]

Bob washes his faces and hands and returns to the chariot. This solar equilibrium almost seems to be a miracle. If gravity were much stronger or much weaker, this balance between gravitational force and the outward pressure of gas would be disturbed. For example, if the gravity was off by just a little bit, nature would tend to produce more extreme stars—hot blue giants or cool, dim red dwarfs— neither of which seem very conducive to the evolution of life. 2... [Pg.121]

Figure 1 Pallet Jack. (Courtesy of Blue Giant Equipment Corporation)... Figure 1 Pallet Jack. (Courtesy of Blue Giant Equipment Corporation)...
Mature stamen-hair cells Somatic aberrations Pink normal-size cells Pink giant cells Pink dwarf cells Colorless normal-size cells Colorless giant cells Colorless dwarf cells Blue giant cells Blue dwarf cells... [Pg.174]

For scoring purposes, we distinguish an aberrant or mutant event from an aberrant or mutant cell as follows If a single aberrant cell of any aberrant type is found either between normal blue cells or between some other type of aberrant cell (e.g., a pink cell between two blue cells, or a pink cell between two blue giant cells), the pink cell is termed a single... [Pg.194]

Moreover the proportion of turnoff stars supposed to be future blue stragglers (i.e. the subturnoff-mass blue stragglers) would give an independent estimate of the ratio found by [8] the number of blue stragglers to the number of giant stars. [Pg.154]

Using FLAMES we observed, 45 turnoff stars, 7 giant stars with GIRAFFE (LR2 from 396.4 to 456.7 nm, R 6400 and H15 from 660.6 to 696.5 nm, R 19300). At the same time, 3 stars known as blue stragglers ([1]) were observed by UVES-link R = 47000, and a 200 nm wide spectral range centered around 580 nm. [Pg.155]

Blue eyed cormorant, Phalocrocorax atriceps-, muscle South giant petrel, Macronectes giganteus muscle Redhead, Aythya americana, Texas and Louisiana liver winter 1987-88... [Pg.478]

From photolysis of methylene blue by ruby-laser giant pulses, Danzinger et al. found that a 0.5 Joule, 30 nsec laser pulse causes almost total conversion of the original molecules into transients, but that the photochemical change is completely reversible. The lifetimes of three transients have been measured as 2, 30 and 140 jusec resp. at a 5.5 x 10 M dye solution. [Pg.38]

Another experiment used cod liver oil, crude krill extract, and the krill odor components trimethylamine and pyrazine, with phenylethanol (rose odor) as control. Several procellariiform species were attracted to krill extract. The krill odor components attracted giant petrels, cape petrels, blue petrels, Antarctic petrels, Kerguelen petrels, and black-browed albatrosses. Cape petrels were more attracted to trimethylamine than to pyrazine and cod liver oil hut blue petrels responded most to cod liver oil (Nevitt, 1999). [Pg.352]


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