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• According to Leonard, here's the theory of CAMIS:
• Ordinarily conservative Air Force publicists are rhapsodic about the project called CAMIS, for Computer Assisted Minimally Invasive Surgery.
• Eventually, CAMIS could be applied to breast-tumor surgery, spinal implants, prostatectormies and laparoscopic surgery.
• When police arrived and entered the apartment, they found the dogs and Camis'body, fatally bitten.
• There are lots of lace camis, ruffled party dresses and anything else that's innocent yet provocative.
• Janet Hamilton Campbell Conversation Pictures-Children of Colin Campbell of Colgrain and Camis Eskan by Daniel Macnee, 1845
• Camis'death was the fourth fatality caused by a dog in New York City in about 30 years, Winters said.
• Outside Camis'fifth-floor apartment, which he rarely left, neighbors told horror stories about other attacks by the dogs.
• Along with all other projects, the Channel Arc Manche partnership supports more particularly large and structuring projects for the area such as EMDI or CAMIS.
• 2011 : Annual conference of the Channel Arc Manhe in F閏amp : " Tackling maritime pollution risks in the Channel for local authorities " parallel to the CAMIS project.
• Stock was born in Lionel already owned the steam wine distillery " Distilleria a vapore Camis & Stock " ( now Fernet Stock ) which produced cognac " Medicinal ".
• The man, Frank Camis of 2470 University Ave ., was found at 12 : 20 p . m . by his grandson, Richard Torrez, who called police.
• At the same time, there's also a big push for soft corsetry looks in daywear, with lace-trimmed camis and coordinating thongs and boy-cut briefs.
• Other examples are Japan House ( built for Andries Hartsinck by the end of 18th century, demolished in 1996 ), Tjitrap ( Citeureup ) house, Telukpucung house and Camis house.
• The superintendent of the five-story red-brick building said that Camis had lived in the apartment for more than eight years, rarely went out and did not have many visitors.
• The Grammar School of the Church of Edinburgh, as it was known by the time Adam de Camis was rector in 1378, grew into a burgess families, many of whom pursued careers in the church.
• The A & E unit at St Bernard s Hospital went live on 24 June 2015 using Emis'Symphony and it is planned that primary and community services and the acute hospital will start to use the Ascribe CaMIS patient administration system.
• The CAMIS project ( 2009 2013 ), with a 3.3 million euros budget, half of which is funded by the Interreg IVA France ( Channel ) England programme, gathers 10 local authorities from Britain and France and 9 organisations.
• _Marian Clayden _ She is known for her sumptuous fabrics and this collection is not disappointing, particularly in the Egyptian hieroglyphic burn-out black on black velvet in three-quarter jackets and cocoon and slouch coats worn over camis and satin pants.
• In 1979 he joined the Stanford faculty in internal medicine and computer science, where he directed the Stanford University Medical EXpertimental computer resource ( SUMEX ) and subsequently the Center for Advanced Medical Informatics at Stanford ( CAMIS ), continuing his work on expert systems, including ONCOCIN ( an oncology decision support program ), T-HELPER, and other projects in the Stanford Heuristic Programming Project.