VI. CEsophagotomy for a Half Penny Which had Ulcerated into the Bronchus. Recovery

investigating the integration of translation technologies into translation programs in iranian universities: basis for a syllabus design in translation technology

today, information technology and computers are indispensable tools of any profession and translation technologies have become an indispensable part of translator’s workstation. with the increasing demands for high productivity and speed as well as consistency and with the rise of new demands for translation and localization, it is necessary for translators to be familiar with market demands an...

A delve into the exploration of potential bacterial extremophiles used for metal recovery

A multitude of microbes are involved in the solubilisation of minerals and metals as this approach offers numerous advantages over traditional methods. This strategy is preferred as it is eco-friendly and economical, thus overcoming the drawbacks of the traditional approach of pyrometallurgy. Many different types of bacteria are employed in the process of Bioleaching, which are collectively gro...

A Case of Liver Abscess Which Had Ruptured into the Abdominal Cavity

In the April number of the Gazette, Captain Sargood Fry details two cases of liver abscess rupturing into the abdomen, followed by death. We have at present a case in hospital where rupture of such an abscess into the abdomen has not been followed by death and not only that, but there was a second abscess of the liver in addition. A Coorg was admitted complaining of abdominal pain for a month, ...

Sorting 39GB for a Penny

I sorted 39GB for a penny using a cheap general purpose processor and two disk drives, running each drive at about 28MB/s sustained. No special-purpose processors, such as GPUs, were employed for the in-memory part of the sort. The sort is a general-purpose sort that can compare records of arbitrary size, and does not rely on the keys being uniformly randomly distributed.

Fœtus Which Had Been Expelled with the Membranes Entire