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Abstracts: The best-laid plans.... People power; bioprospectors learn to work with indigenous groups. Forest fire; the biodiversity debate heats up in Asia
Abstracts: Perseverance pays: Sony demonstrates why it's still no. 1. The road less travelled. The better to see you; can Asian companies produce a new kind of TV?
Abstracts: Shall we dance? Soft talk, no stick; Europe's new approach toward Japan pays off. Tough talk; the WTO gears up for a contentious conclave
Abstracts: Who's got the last laugh? Deloitte & Touche Corporate Finance. Price Waterhouse by the sea
Abstracts: BancBoston Capital. Gresham Trust
Abstracts: Mercury Development Capital. NatWest Ventures. Candover
Abstracts: CINVen. CINVen secures coal funds
Abstracts: Gresham Trust. Prudential Venture Managers
Abstracts: Murray Johnstone Private Equity. Mezzanine Management
Abstracts: Returning to a private life. Milletts carries on camping. Buy-ins and bought deals
Abstracts: The search for growth. Recovering lost ground
Abstracts: The sleeping giant stirs. A market of two halves. Double Dutch
Abstracts: Flattering to deceive. Buyouts still on the wane
Abstracts: A market of two halves. Succession still an issue
Abstracts: Paying to win. Extra UK funding hits BSkyB profits. Nelmes lined up to head Granada satellite arm
Abstracts: UK grocery market continues to grow strongly. Own label penetration slowing down in UK. Private label products gaining ground in Italy
Abstracts: Diageo results show merger is working. Unilever disappoints with 3% fall in annual profits. GrandMet profits down but optimism is high
Abstracts: FDA approves new Tate & Lyle sweetener. ABF returns 448m [pounds sterling] to shareholders. Tate & Lyle sees profits rise 13.6% in the first nine months
Abstracts: Pakistan weighs up impact of sanctions. The continuing question of the bomb. Imprisoning the beams of the sun
Abstracts: Abdus Salam and the shaping of science. The high cost of learning. Jewels in the atomic crown
Abstracts: Translocation arrest of an intramitochondrial sorting signal next to Tim11 at the inner-membrane import site. Reconstitution of the initial steps of mitochondrial protein import
Abstracts: The late elongated hypocotyl mutation of Arabidopsis disrupts circadian rhythms and the photoperiodic control of flowering
Abstracts: Xeroderma pigmentosum group F caused by a defect in a structure-specific DNA repair endonuclease. Nucleotide excision repair of DNA with recombinant human proteins: definition of the minimal set of factors, active forms of TFIIH, and modulation by CAK
Abstracts: Crystal structure and mutational analysis of the human CDK2 kinase complex with cell cycle-regulatory protein CksHs1
Abstracts: Balancing import and export in development. Dispatched, a novel sterol-sensing domain protein dedicated to the release of cholesterol-modified Hedgehog from signaling cells
Abstracts: Betaglycan presents ligand to the TGF-beta signaling receptor. Drosophila dpp signaling is mediated by the punt gene product: a dual ligand-binding type II receptor of the TGF-beta receptor family
Abstracts: Cyclophosphamide and cisplatin compared with paclitaxel and cisplatin in patients with stage III and stage IV ovarian cancer
Abstracts: Molecular medicine: DNA vaccines. Antisense-oligonucleotide therapy. Immunization
Abstracts: Planning Glasgow's future. Converting a chapel into a college coffee shop. Contemporary contrasts with tradition on Glasgow campus
Abstracts: AT&T-BT alliance faces bevy of rivals; surprise picks win some contracts for corporate networks. AT&T officials hang up on some stock
Abstracts: Inhibition of cytotoxicity and cytokine release of CD8+ HIV-specific cytotoxic T lymphocytes by pentoxifylline
Abstracts: Medicaid policies for home care and hospice care provided to Medicaid recipients with AIDS. Medicaid policies for the nursing facility care provided to medicaid recipients with AIDS
Abstracts: Japan starts to carve out its place in the world: environmental science. Japan pumps up budget for table-top short-pulse lasers
Abstracts: Lettuce forever: you can have a four-season salad bowl - if you plant according to the season! Plant prolific pole beans!
Abstracts: Plant early with season extenders. Handy sprayers for foliar feeding. Yard & garden gear
Abstracts: What's right about day care: when kids receive high-quality care, they gain social and intellectual advantages
Abstracts: It's the thought that counts. Starting school. Preschool daze
Abstracts: On the road to satisfaction. In search of a civilized drive. Detroit iron, European charm
Abstracts: A festive family gathering. A festive family gathering: brunch! A festive Iowa holiday gathering
Abstracts: Reading the digital tarot. Seventeen years in the life of a CD. If you build it, they will surf
Abstracts: Fast's latest edits a blue streak. Sun and Integraph power up 3-D offerings against SGI. Digital video's new age
Abstracts: Is multimedia's future bleu? Nonlinear video reigns at NAB. Multiprocessor systems target NT
Abstracts: Fearless forecast. Heidi Roizen believes in Apple. When did you get multimedia?
Abstracts: Demand remains strong but some prices will slip. Smashing the rules in chip fabrication. Runaway chip demand warps forecast models
Abstracts: More DRAM contracts include planned price cuts. Why chip executives want a new, global book-to-bill index. New uses, standards may boost smartcards
Abstracts: IIT's turnaround hinges on doing a few things well. Texas Instruments hopes for a happier new year. India: Asia's new chip hub
Abstracts: Efforts grow to 'freeze' embedded x86 support. DSP muscles further into the microcontroller domain. System-level integration: a whole new ball game
Abstracts: Demo daze. The Skiing Magazine 100. The fundamentals of racing
Abstracts: Space stations. Great unknowns: hidden treasures that beg discovery. The Tao(s) of skiing
Abstracts: Brave new world. Jekylls and Hydes. Save the Tiger
Abstracts: Bosnian peace talks begin; U.S. mediates negotiations. Bosnian combatants reaffirm commitment to peace treaty at Rome conference
Abstracts: Adventurers can find company on the Internet. Web commerce: be preapred. Finance magazines hitch a ride on the Internet
Abstracts: Art in cyberspace: can it live without a body? Hollywood puts out a welcome mat in cyberspace. Politicians woo voters on the Web; on-line stumping: video clips, dirty tricks and a chat with Marvin the dog
Abstracts: The New York Times introduces a Web site. Picking the right data superhighway. Searching for less, not more
Abstracts: Signs show 'Wintel' axis is beginning to wobble. Intel is gambling with a new and more powerful set of chips. Intel starts a campaign to tell people who it really is - on the inside - not just how great its chips are
Abstracts: Practicing under the new patent interference rules and new Rule 131. The taking of voluntary testimonial depositions in Japan for use in U.S. patent interferences
Abstracts: Researchers make slick and sticky films. Tiny abacus points to new devices. Nanotubes show image-display talent
Abstracts: The right ties can save lives and move mountains. Reading the tea leaves in a list of major priorities. The long march to topnotch science
Abstracts: Agriculture finds a niche; drug researchers seek help. Incentives help researchers resist lure of commerce. Government focuses funds, and hopes, on elite teams
Abstracts: China's campaign to predict quakes. Government gives green light to four new facilities. Reading the tea leaves in a list of major priorities
Abstracts: 1997 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP Sedan. Kia Sephia LS: bigger, better and still starting at less than $10,000. Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport: from racing's history pages to your driveway
Abstracts: Saab 900 Turbo SE Convertible: all-weather open air tourer. 1999 Mazda Miata: substantial improvements to the world's favorite sports car
Abstracts: Plymouth Neon Sport Coupe: it kept us smiling for 30,000-plus miles. Mazda Millenia S; Plymouth Neon Sport Coupe
Abstracts: Damon (almost) delivers, but Schuey gets the goods. Damon's championship dive. Shumacher shines until Damon delivers
Abstracts: No surprise, its Tony Stewart. Michael drives home a point. NASCAR '95
Abstracts: Strategy for the first weather leg. Weather-leg tactics. Gain on a reach
Abstracts: Regina 38. The fabulous forties: the boats of Rally 14. J/42
Abstracts: Gozzard 44: classic cruiser. Hunter steps it up. Tartan 4100
Abstracts: Teratogenicity of high vitamin A intake. Urgent need to increase folic acid consumption. Vitamin A and birth defects: continuing caution is needed
Abstracts: Novell agrees to sell Wordperfect division; Corel buying unit for $115 million. Cadence Design accuses a rival of stealing secrets; Avanti calls suit baseless, but stock falls
Abstracts: World Book offers its encyclopedia on CD-ROM, finally. If you can name bald NBA centers, this game is for you
Abstracts: German rectors push fees charge. Germany's rectors say no to curbs. Gaza's open and shut case for financial help
Abstracts: Students refuse funding deal. French students reject offer of university finance. French trapped by their centralism
Abstracts: Jewish rights group urges ban of all hate messages on Internet. A posting on Internet is ruled to be illegal
Abstracts: Baby Bells rediscover fast ISDN service; but just as demand rises, the lines may be obsolete. Telecom czar frets over new industry rules
Abstracts: Technological and human resource management practices in addressing perceived competitiveness in agribusiness firms
Abstracts: Efficient consumer response meets the industrialization of agriculture. Analysis of grocery buying and selling practices among manufacturers and distributors: implications for industry structure and performance
Abstracts: Combining our colors. It's your chapter's business. Board approves councils and education fund
Abstracts: Training employees through ABWA. Teaching through mentoring. Becoming our best together
Abstracts: Turning diversity into opportunity. Finding a career coach. Navigating your career path
Abstracts: Now that I'm retired, how can ABWA help me? Spreading the word to retired women. Leading comfortably
Abstracts: Jump-starting a partnership. Making a PrimeTime Connection. Becoming our best together
Abstracts: Bar associations face declining member rolls; suburban and specialized bar groups catering to the young pick up slack; tough times
Abstracts: Firms have an impact on women's rights issues; working in tandem with public-interest organizations, they fill a need that is only increasing
Abstracts: The case for a code of ethics for legal analysts. Bar debates definitions of its duty; lawyers' professional service responsibility is widely acknowledged, but exactly what the obligation entails is a matter of controversy
Abstracts: Yogurts and chilled pot desserts. Yogurts. Ambient desserts
Abstracts: Vietnam in ASEAN - economic reform, openness and transformation: an overview. Enterprise reform and Vietnam's transformation to a market-oriented economy
Abstracts: Banks stake their claim. Bancassurance American style: opportunities in partnerships. Distribution channels debated for banks in insurance
Abstracts: Running out of the clock. Protect brand equity in the global marketplace. Global outlook
Abstracts: Year 2000 doomsayers finally get insurers' attention. Computers help cut reliance on technology consultants. The struggle over underwriting guidelines
Abstracts: Mitigating catastrophic losses. Program will test ability to cut losses. The value of workplace $afety
Abstracts: Performance-based fees reward brokers, clients. Insurers take another swing at work site selling. Program will test ability to cut losses
Abstracts: Challenges facing inland marine insurers. Inland marine continues its rebound: statistical study: despite record losses, inland marine's underwriting results remained profitable
Abstracts: Focusing on the customer. Losing the online budget battle. Match the media to the message
Abstracts: Where cyberspace and the world of insurance converge. Regulators warming to online world. Delivery systems playing new role in underwriting
Abstracts: Using claims data to improve underwriting. Claims management cuts environmental loss costs. Filling Ben Franklin's shoes: new CEO of The Contributionship discusses career, industry
Abstracts: Split-second headaches: insurers are hustling to keep up with business interruptions that occur at the speed of light
Abstracts: Client/server technology gives competitive edge. Back to the future. Investing in technology is a matter of survival
Abstracts: Two agencies review forced arbitration: EEOC gets injunction against company that told workers: accept ADR or quit
Abstracts: Jonathan Glancey. Give us greens with our gallery. Time to call off this camp pantomime
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