Godfather – The Scientist
…A son-in-law and a cheap lifetime assistant in his lab all for a few thousand rubles.” The next few cases were simple ones. A health care expert who needed subjects…
…A son-in-law and a cheap lifetime assistant in his lab all for a few thousand rubles.” The next few cases were simple ones. A health care expert who needed subjects…
…1975). Wood and hay, the prevalent energy sources at the start of the nineteenth century, are bulky and awkward to transport and store. Consider if every high-rise resident needed to…
…feed needed to make meat declined, and the hectares needed to grow the feed lessened as yields rose. Net, about 2% less US land each year made meat. Let me…
…Most of the databases needed to specify the model already exist, and a growing number of research findings are available. Indeed, pulling together the information needed to build the model…
…residential census data are needed. Figure 8. Highest Risk Areas due to EHS Facilities by Night and Day We are currently still in the process of generating risk-based measurements of…
…faculty. The Forgotten Need For Teachers In the 1950s, war veterans swelled the ranks of students. Recovering from the thin years of the Depression, colleges needed teachers quickly. Fresh Ph.D.’s…
…prescribe and deliver precise inputs of fertilizer, pesticides, seed, and water exactly where they are needed. We had two revolutions in agriculture in the 20th century. First, the tractors of…
…a period of decades, steam engines overtook water wheels. In America, steam needed one hundred years to supersede water. Though we recall the nineteenth century as the age of steam,…
…means big individual ZEPPs because the size of generating plants grows even faster than use, though in spurts. Plants grow because large is cheap, if technology can cope. Although the last wave…
…Efficiency measured as emission per energy improved in both nations, but more slowly than the French performance of the 1980s and more slowly in either nation than needed to hit…