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Remdesivir was originally tested (and proved unsuccessful) for treating Ebola.
It was tested and proved as the most effective means for the first time.
The Cycle-Scoot was officially tested and proved at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway by track-President and 3-time Indy 500 Champion, Wilbur Shaw.
Dalia Grybauskaitė. The satellite was deployed from the International Space Station via the NanoRacks CubeSat Deployer on February 28, 2014. All LituanicaSAT-1 subsystems have been turned on, tested and proved to be working properly. The mission is considered a complete success by its team of engineers.
The then-recently formed National Urban League also received a grant from the Foundation in that year. In 1919 the Home for Hebrew Infants tested and proved the superiority of an alternative to institutionalized care by placing orphans with foster parents in private homes. This program was made possible in part by funds from the Foundation.
During the construction of this twenty- eight storey building, PF tested and proved that the solid steel mullions provided adequate fire resistance without any need for fire protection. A paper on the developmentFeatures in the design and construction of Drapers Gardens Development (Frischmann, Brown & Prabhu, 1967) won the Oscar Faber Bronze Medal awarded by the IStructE.
"Tested and Proved in the South" was one of the company's slogans, along with "Made in Dixie" (even though the factory was in Detroit, the headquarters were in Atlanta). In 1921, Hanson toyed with a torque converter but never made one. When the post war recession hit, Hanson was forced to slash prices. A Little Six was introduced at the bargain basement price of $995.
The vehicles were tested and proved themselves exceptionally well, even though the lack of the power from the engines was already apparent on occasions. Initially it did not go into production, because for political reasons local passenger rail services were just being reorganised and it was not yet clear, which and how many vehicles would be needed. So the Class 628 project stalled for almost four years.
DOS/32 is compatible with MS-DOS 5.00 through 7.10, Windows 3.x, 95, 98 and Me, NT 3.51 and 4.0 (Service Pack 3 or later), 2000, XP and IBM OS/2 as well as OpenDOS and DOSEMU.DOS/32 Advanced - Compatibility DOS/32 has been tested and proved to be fully compatible with software which use DOS/4G, DOS/4GW, DOS/4GW Professional, PMODE/W and CauseWay DOS Extenders.
Shortly after Riley confirmed the theory proposed by Planchon, Laliman and Bazille, up until then two unknown winegrowers, proposed that the European vines, of the vinifera variety, may form a resistance to the destructive phylloxera if they were grafted with the American vine variety, which had formed a natural resistance. The idea was tested, and proved successful.Allan J. Tobin, Jennie Dusheck Asking about Life. Thomson Brooks/Cole, 2004.
GM Letter Among other inventions, In 1953, Skirvin produced the Cycle-Scoot, designed and manufactured in Indianapolis, IN USA. Skirvin's throttle and brake design was unique in the scooter industry. The rider pushed down with the toe to go, pushed down with the heel to stop. Indy 500, three-time winner, Wilbur Shaw officially tested and proved the scooter on the 500 track in 1954 before the race.
They also tested and proved the Oboe precision bombing aid. During March 1944, RAF Marham closed for the construction of new concrete runways, perimeter track, and dispersal areas, marking the end of its wartime operations. The three new runways were of the familiar wartime triangular pattern, but Marham was one of only two sites built as a heavy bomber airfield (the other was nearby RAF Sculthorpe) with the runways substantially longer than the standard layout.
Modern scientific studies of national psychology try to avoid the traps of prejudice and discrimination, mainly focusing fairly strictly on what can actually be measured, tested and proved objectively, but also by taking a positive (or at least neutral) view of national culture. The modern emphasis is on whether systematic patterns of national differences can be genuinely proved to exist, what they are, and how they can be explained.Alex Inkeles, National character. A social-psychological perspective.
His main focus in the Lake District was the pure science of the chemistry of rain, bog, and lake waters. He tested and proved Margaretta Witting’s hypothesis that bog waters are largely composed of rainwater. Gorham discovered that the contents of the rainwater were not only local; when the wind was from industrial areas, even in rural areas the rain was diluted sulfuric acid, while wind from the coast brought sea-salt rain. Thus began Gorham’s second side project in applied science, also with notable global consequences.
There are 12 km of APS tramway in the three- line network of 43.3 km as of 2008. Bordeaux Alstom Citadis trams use pantographs and electric overhead lines in outlying areas. Before use in Bordeaux, APS was tested and proved viable on a short section of reserved- track in the French city of Marseille. Nevertheless, Bordeaux has experienced problems, with APS being so temperamental that, at one stage, the Mayor issued an ultimatum that if reliability could not be guaranteed, it would have to be replaced with overhead wires.
When, as was usually the case, this was performed as an emergency, many patients died. By 1932, Wangensteen reported that suction via a nasogastric tube was as successful in relieving distension as surgical decompression. A year earlier, he tested and proved on an animal model, the hypothesis that it was swallowed air that caused the gaseous distension in the obstructed intestines. He argued that a tube placed into the stomach to remove the swallowed air in the stomach before it entered the intestines, would be just as effective as enterostomy, but without the accompanying morbidity and mortality.
Then he assured the rights holder that he would protect them by representing them for free (the American studio would pay his fee when the film was made). Once Lee had secured the right to negotiate for an Asian company, he told the studios to regard the film as a script that someone had taken the trouble to film, and that had been tested and proved a hit in its home country. Lee earned his first motion picture producing credit on Gore Verbinski's 2002 blockbuster The Ring. He went on to produce the 2004 haunted house horror film The Grudge, which starred Sarah Michelle Gellar and was based on the 2002 Japanese film Ju-on: The Grudge, which was directed by Takashi Shimizu.
Mecha designs also vary on this edition, being more complex and elaborated in design than on latter iterations, during this release, there were also a number of metal miniatures for six of the exo- armors in the setting, these were produced by Canadian manufacturer RAFM and were based on the campaign book technical designs by John Moscato. Miniatures were in 1/325 scale due to the fictional size of the exo-armors and presented one of the finest and most dynamic mecha sculptings of the era. The second release of Jovian Chronicles, was the first one published by DP9, adapts the Silhouette game system, a streamlined set of rules already tested and proved in Heavy Gear, Dream Pod 9's other successful science fiction game. It can be played as either a role-playing game, a tactical wargame, or an integration of both.
Just Away: A Story of Hope (1906); Child, Home, and School (1911); Bible Stories from the Old Testament (1911); The Story of Life for Children (1914); My Boy in Khaki: A Mother's Story (book for infants; 1918); The Gracious Hostess: A Book of Etiquette (1923); Modern Priscilla Cook Book: One Thousand Recipes Tested and Proved at the Priscilla Proving Plant (1924); A Home of Your Own (1925); Table Setting and Service for Mistress and Maid (1928); Bridge Food for Bridge Fans (1932); The Country Kitchen (memoir/cookbook, 1936); A Book of Menus with Recipes (1936); Home Grown (memoir, 1936); Millbrook (memoir, 1938); Gabriel's Search (memoir, 1940); Country Schoolma'am (memoir, 1941), Cousin William (memoir, 1942). She also wrote "The Presto Book of Menus & Recipes", a short recipe book distributed in the 1930s by the Cupples Corporation, distributors of Presto canning products.
At times black umbrellas fill the scene which seem to ebb and flow like water themselves as the people beneath them move about a city square. Similarly, we are able to follow the timing of the storm by paying attention to shots where rain is falling into a canal—it is light, then heavy, then light once again. Part of what makes the timing of the film feel so true to the timing of a rainstorm actually experienced are the synergistic cuts tested and proved by the Soviet Montage movement. Kuleshov and Pudovkin proved that if an audience watches two shots in succession, they will automatically assume that those shots are related—so we imagine that as we watch a shot of rain steadily falling in the canal, then another of a man rushing to get his groceries indoors, he has picked up speed because he too has sensed that it has started to rain.
This process may provide a new perspective of the event which subsequently provides an opportunity for new information to be recalled. # Reporting the TBR Event from Different Perspectives: The participant is asked to report the event from several different perspectives; like that of another witness or even a participant. If the participant witnessed a robbery, the interviewer may ask ‘What do you think the cashier saw?’ and then ask for the participant’s perspective. # Supplementary Techniques: These techniques are used to elicit specific items from the narrative that the participant provides about what they witnessed. These techniques are questions posed to the interviewee that may jog their memory for details such as physical appearance (‘Did the intruder remind you of anyone you know?’), objects (‘Did they appear to be heavy to carry?’), or speech characteristics (‘Were any unusual words or foreign words used?’). Each of the four retrieval rules were tested and proved to be useful in the interview process.

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