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...were found at the dig site, archaeologists “can infer from looking at these kinds of fibers that they were making strings [and] ropes,” said Bar-Yosef. The strings and ropes could then be used to “serve as baskets [or] carrying equipment?? or to tie fur clothing together...
...message that the team “does not anticipate major delays” and expects to have a fully functional permanent antenna in place by the summer of 2010. In the meantime, a cell on wheels (COW)—a van containing signal transmission and reception equipment??could be moved into place by August, also contingent on the completion of a two to three month permit application process by AT&T and approval from the City of Cambridge. COWs are frequently used to provide backup cell phone coverage when storms or other natural disasters have knocked...
...colleagues from starting a project that involved injecting embryonic stem cells into animals to study how well the cells function when transplanted. Because the project could not receive federal support, he would have had to spend over $10,000 to purchase separate animal cages and other equipment??too high a price tag for the private donors who would have had to fund it. Weir said he and his colleagues decided to hold off on the project in the hope that Obama would soon lift federal restrictions. They now intend to seek federal support for the project, he said...
...Brown said. Though Brown’s movement has often been described as structured and geometric, she highlighted the element of improvisation that is so integral to her work. During the late 1960s she choreographed a series of gravity-defying dances now known as “equipment?? pieces—in which harnessed dancers walked down the sides of buildings and on rooftops—that received little critical attention at the time. “No one knew what I was doing because there was no name for it,” Brown said...
Indeed, Harvard polo players have long had to deal with an unstable program, plagued by a lack of continued student commitment, a scarcity of athletic equipment??both live and inanimate—and the lack of a stadium close to the Harvard campus, said men’s captain Nicholas B. Snow...