Far Eastern Economic Review 1992 Bob Johnstone - Abstracts

Far Eastern Economic Review 1992 Bob Johnstone
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A cure for snoring. (ResCare Ltd.'s respirator for the treatment of obstructive sleep apnea) (Research & Innovation) (Column)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
After the quake, not before. (new approaches in earthquake research) (Research & Innovation) (Column)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
A leaner burn: car maker weighs performance against pollution. (Honda Motor Company Ltd.)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
A map for all seasons. (computer mapping) (Research & Innovation) (Column)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
American gamble. (Sony Corp.'s new Multimedia Player) (Research & Innovation) (Column)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
A question of balance: Honda jostles for pole position in race to build car of tomorrow. (Honda Motor Company Ltd.) (Company Profile)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Atomic engineering. (atomic technology) (Research and Innovation) (Column)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Blue genes for red roses. (Research & Innovation) (Column)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Crucibles for chips. (NKK Corp. to produce semi-conductors)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Defining success. (MAG Technology) (Research & Innovation)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Dream machines. (competition between Nintendo Company Ltd. and Sega Enterprises Ltd. in booming video games market; includes related article)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Eagle eye. (patent suits against Japanese electronics firms)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Face to face. (development of computer-based video-telephones) (Research & Innovation) (Column)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Fact before theory. (invention and use of Technegas in diagnosis of lung disorder; Research and Innovation) (Column)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Fateful fungi. (industrial usage of enzymes)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Getting runs on the board. (competitiveness of Australian industries) (Focus: Australia 1992)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Goodbye to fading faxes. (innovations in facsimile machines) (Research & Innovation)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Here come the titans: consumer electronics firms are muscling in. (video games industry)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Here's looking at you, kid. (video phones) (Focus: Telecommunications 1992)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Ignobel record. (Japan's dismal record of Nobel prize achievements)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Liberating the serfs. (computer system of the municipal government of Zushi, Japan)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Man over machine: new gadgets make home electronics easier to use.Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Miti city down under: a Japanese bureaucrat imagined a hi-tech city for Australia. (Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry)(includes related article)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Mixed signals from on high. (Australia's industrial policy) (Focus: Australia 1992)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
NEC shows the way. (NEC Environment Engineering Ltd.) (Focus: Environment)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
New building blocks. (buckminsterfullerene research) (Research & Innovation) (Column)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Of mice and yen. (use of transgenic mice for human disease research) (Research and Innovation) (Column)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
On the crest of a microwave. (Microelectronics Technology Inc. of Taiwan) (Research and Innovation) (Company Profile)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Open the gates. (Preston Group's airport slot allocation software) (Research & Innovation) (Column)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Parallel partners. (research and development partnership between Fujitsu Ltd. and Australian National University's Centre for Information Science Research) (Research and Innovation) (Column)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Picture power: Japan will dominate huge market for liquid crystal displays. (includes related article) (Cover Story)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Playing for profit: in sickly Japan, game maker thrives. (computer-games company Enix Corp)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Power plays. (development of new batteries and microchips in Japan)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Refiners of raw data. (Linear Technology Corp.)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Revolutionary servant: Hewlett-Packard shakes Japan's computer market.Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Screen partners: Taiwanese cooperate with Japanese LCD firms. (liquid crystal display) (Cover Story)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Setting up on enemy ground. (Japanese research and development facilities overseas) (Focus: Japan 1992)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Shrinking disk drives. (Research & Innovation) (Column)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Software valley. (software companies Hudson Soft and BUG in Hokkaido Island, Japan) (Company Profile)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Solar solutions. (power from solar cells) (Research and Innovation)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Spot the mistake. (troubleshooting liquid crystal display manufacturing) (Research & Innovation) (Column)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Start-ups, Australian style. (Cochlear Corp.; Memtec Corp.) (Focus: Australia 1992)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Stepping on the gas. (hydrogen as an alternative to fossil fuels)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Still room at the top. (Asian Telecommunications Market) (Focus: Telecommunications 1992) (Industry Overview)Business, internationalBob Johnstone, Mark Clifford, Julian Baum
Take your partners: Hewlett-Packard finds Japanese allies. (joint ventures of computer companies in Japan)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
The bionic ear. (Cochlear Corp.'s hearing implant for the deaf) (Research & Innovation)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
The golden mean: Honda juggles different materials for best results. (Honda Motor Company Ltd.)(includes related article)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
The 'more for less' solution. (telecommunications technologies) (Focus: Telecommunications 1992)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
The number guzzler. (supercomputers in research)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
The way to go. (innovative in-car navigation systems made by Honda and Pioneer)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Through a glass brightly. (Hughes-JVC collaboration on light-valve technology)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Tricks with light. (manufacture of semiconductor chips) (Research & Innovations) (Column)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
True believers: new video games need more advanced technology.Business, internationalBob Johnstone
War on malaria. (Research & Innovation) (Column)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Waste from water. (Research & Innovation)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
What the users want: Hewlett-Packard caters to differing needs. (Japan)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Wide of the mark. (high-definition television) (Research and Innovation)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
Year of listening digitally. (mini compact discs) (Research and Innovation) (Column)Business, internationalBob Johnstone
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