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2. Hansel and Gretel.

Author

Naylor, Gary, Marcolina, Cindy, Carter, Mike, Wyver, Kate, Cutler, John, Shine, Ian, Mountford, Fiona, and Lukowski, Andrzej

Published
2024

3. The Invention of Love.

Author

Sierz, Aleks, Loxton, Howard, Cohen, Alexander, Marmion, Patrick, Auld, Tim, Jays, David, Galton, Bridget, Mountford, Fiona, Bano, Tim, Wolf, Matt, Omaweng, Chris, Cook, Mark, Clapp, Susannah, Cutler, John, Evans, Lloyd, Shine, Ian, Cavendish, Dominic, Purves, Libby, Maxwell, Dominic, and Sallon, Miriam

Published
2024

5. The Invention of Love.

Author

SHINE, IAN

Subjects
INVENTION of Love, The (Theatrical production), WILLIAMS, Alan
Published
2024

6. Hansel and Gretel.

Author

SHINE, IAN

Subjects
HANSEL & Gretel (Theatrical production), BAGNALL, Nick
Published
2024

8. The use of physical restraints in medical emergencies

Author

Sklar, David P., Hansen-Flaschen, John, Migden, Douglas, Janofsky, Jeffrey S., Shine, Ian, and Annas, George J.

Subjects
Restraint of patients -- Ethical aspects, Emergency medical services -- Ethical aspects
Published
2000

9. Following the chosen path: the Swiss pharmaceutical industry is continuing to follow its traditional vein of innovation, although increases in r&d costs and validation requirements could threaten future projects

Author

Shine, Ian

Subjects
Pharmaceutical industry -- Market research, Pharmaceutical industry -- Industry forecasts, Pharmaceutical industry -- Intellectual property, Marketing research, Business, Business, international, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Published
2005

10. TripAdvisor `out of date'

Author

Shine, Ian

Subjects
TripAdvisor L.L.C. -- Services, Online travel services -- Services, Online travel service, Business, international, Travel industry
Abstract

Ian Shine. TripAdvisor has been forced to publicly defend itself for allowing reviews that are several years old to remain on the site. The site's head of sales for Europe, [...]

Published
2010

11. DIGITAL: Tried & tested: Exodus iPhone app

Author

Shine, Ian

Subjects
Mobile applications, Travel industry -- Service introduction, Company service introduction, Business, international, Travel industry
Abstract

Exodus's new iPhone app is apparently the first full-service app to be offered by an adventure travel company, writes Ian Shine. Essentially a brochure on your iPhone with a few [...]

Published
2010

12. WEBSITES & SYSTEMS: Clicking into new places

Author

Shine, Ian

Subjects
Online travel services -- Service enhancement, Online travel service, Business, international, Travel industry
Abstract

Click with Technology is focusing on helping online travel companies convert holiday researchers into bookers, as well as expanding into Europe. Ian Shine gets the latest Online travel specialist Click [...]

Published
2010

13. Nouveau Suisse: Switzerland has always been at the forefront of scientific progress, but with the world stage opening up to Eastern players, Ian Shine investigates how the country is planning to stay ahead of the competition

Author

Shine, Ian

Subjects
Pharmaceutical industry -- Innovations, Pharmaceutical industry -- International aspects, Chemical industry -- Innovations, Chemical industry -- International aspects, Herbicides -- Innovations, Herbicides -- International aspects, Pesticides industry -- Innovations, Pesticides industry -- International aspects, Competition (Economics) -- Influence, Business, Business, international, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Published
2006

14. Patently contentious: while biotechnology offers hopes of new and improved medicines, legal and regulatory uncertainty has so far prevented the sector receiving the investment it requires

Author

Shine, Ian

Subjects
United Kingdom. Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority -- Licensing agreements, United Kingdom. Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority -- Laws, regulations and rules, Europe -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Europe -- Intellectual property, Europe -- Forecasts and trends, Pro-life movement -- Reports, Biotechnology -- Reports, Embryonic stem cells -- Research, Embryonic stem cells -- Intellectual property, Embryonic stem cells -- Reports, Embryonic stem cells -- Production processes, Market trend/market analysis, Company licensing agreement, Government regulation, Business, Business, international, Chemicals, plastics and rubber industries, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Published
2006

19. Quantification of Iris Translucency in Albinism

Author

Wirtschafter, Jonathan D., Denslow, Gary T., and Shine, Ian B.

Abstract

The clinical classification of various types of albinism depends in part on the amount of ocular involvement as judged by the translucency of the iris. While the globe is transilluminated, the quantification of iris translucency (QUIT) can be obtained by matching the brightness of light transmitted through the iris and through the pupil when graded neutral density filters are interposed between the pupil and the observer. In patients with ocular albinism the QUIT was 0.4 neutral density (ND). The technique, sources of error, and applications of the method are discussed.

Published
1973
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27. Fury.

Author

Shine, Ian

Abstract

The article reviews the play "Fury" directed by Hannah Hauer-King and starring Sarah Ridgeway, performed at Soho Theatre Upstairs in London, England from July 5-30, 2016.

Published
2016

28. Down Syndrome

Author

Levine, Robert S. and Shine, Ian B.

Abstract

To the Editor.—The name of Adrian Bleyer has long been buried among the footnotes of the medical history of Down syndrome. Many who were repeatedly wrong about mongolism have been duly hailed for changing their minds, but history seems to have forgotten this American physician, even though he was right quite early in the game.Bleyer's most notable work1 was read before the St. Louis Pediatric Society on December 16, 1932. He reasoned (1) that every body organ seemed involved in the disorder, and (2) that while all single ovum twins were both mongols, double ovum twins were not; he concluded that "Mongolism occurs with fertilization or has already occurred before it during the period of maturation either of the ovum or of the spermatozoon..."Pursuing this thought, he drew upon the geneticist Herbert Walter's discussion of abnormal chromosomes: "During the period of unpairing of homologous chromosomes... a piece

Published
1973
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