* the ACS Web site at the Space Telescope Science Institute ( STScI )

Two years later, ACS Athens was selected as a sponsor of an International Writing Project site, with ACS Athens teachers engaged in training teachers from international schools around the world in Writing Project theory and methods.

Similarly, the American Cancer Society ( ACS ), the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation, and the BBB have each stated lately that medical quackery is at a new high.

" Clay presided at the founding meeting of the ACS on December 21, 1816, at the Davis Hotel in Washington, D. C. Attendees included Robert Finley, James Monroe, Bushrod Washington, Andrew Jackson, Francis Scott Key, and Daniel Webster.

The 2005-2009 American Community Survey ( ACS ) estimated the population at 1187.

Recent images by the Hubble Space Telescope of the Helix Nebula are a composite of newly released images from the ACS instrument and the wide-angle images from the Mosaic Camera on the WIYN 0. 9-metre telescope at Kitt Peak National Observatory.

Founded in 1876 at New York University, the ACS currently has more than 164, 000 members at all degree-levels and in all fields of chemistry, chemical engineering, and related fields.

The company produced a popular Open Source toolkit, the ArsDigita Community System ( ACS ), for building database-backed community websites, and flourished at the peak of the Internet bubble.

TSA members raise money to promote advocacy and research in the ACS, and the ACS issues Spirit of Service awards at each national conference.

When the Advanced Camera for Surveys ( ACS ) detector was installed on the HST, it was realized that an ultra-deep field could observe galaxy formation out to even higher redshifts than had currently been observed, as well as providing more information about galaxy formation at intermediate redshifts ( z ~ 2 ).

A workshop on how to best carry out surveys with the ACS was held at STScI in late 2002.

The earlier observations, using the Wide Field and Planetary Camera 2 ( WFPC2 ) camera, were able to take advantage of the increased observing time on these zones by using wavelengths with higher noise to observe at times when earthshine contaminated the observations ; however ACS does not observe at these wavelengths, so the advantage was reduced.

Those applicants will be evaluated at the ACS during their Medical Flight Screening appointment to determine if they meet waiver criteria.

However, ACJC practice was to deliver the strokes privately in the principal's room, whereas canings at ACS were administered in front of the student body.

The United States National Chemistry Olympiad ( or USNCO ) is a contest held by the American Chemical Society ( ACS ) used to select the four-student team that represents the United States at the International Chemistry Olympiad ( IChO ).

The competing entry attempted to play up nationalist sympathies, and give the impression of a security risk by using a Brazilian airframe, provided by EMBRAER, using their more affordable, reliable, and cost effective ( the latter two being questioned ) ERJ 145 platform — Gulfstream's airframe did have longer range and could fly at higher altitudes but the acquisition and operational costs ( main requirements of DoD for ACS platform ) of ERJ 145 were considered much more attractive.

The initial design and scientific capabilities of ACS were defined by a team based at Johns Hopkins University.

ACS was assembled and tested extensively at Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. and the Goddard Space Flight Center and underwent a final flight-ready verification at the Kennedy Space Center before integration in the cargo bay of the Columbia orbiter.

* a collection of HST images, including ACS, at the Gallery of the Hubble Site

* ACS at ESA / Hubble

In 1999, 2000 and 2001, ACS ( I ) sent teams to the Finals at the University of Tennessee and University of Maryland respectively.

In 2006, ACS ( Independent ) sent three teams to compete in the World Finals in Iowa State University, USA.

In 2007, ACS ( Independent ) sent four teams to the World Finals in Michigan State University, USA.

Following further research by the Association of Cricket Statisticians and Historians ( ACS ) in the 1970s and 1980s, an " amended " career record was published which reduced Grace's total of centuries to 124.

The adjacent-channel interference which receiver A experiences from a transmitter B is the sum of the power that B emits into A's channel — known as the " unwanted emission ", and represented by the ACLR ( Adjacent Channel Leakage Ratio )— and the power that A picks up from B's channel, which is represented by the ACS ( Adjacent Channel Selectivity ).

Many of those programs lead to a college certificate ( Attestation of College Studies ( ACS ),: Attestation d ' études collégiales-AEC ), which is similar to a DEC but does not include the core curriculum.

His articles about the ACS, which was committed to repatriating free blacks to a colony in Liberia, led to his political appointment as representative of the U. S. government to the colony.

The ACS has been criticized for opposing the creation of PubChem, which is an open access chemical database maintained by the National Center for Biotechnology Information.

ACS journals do however have an author supported open access option in which authors can pay a fee to enable free web access to their articles.

The salaries of the ACS executives ( executive director, treasurer, and secretary ) are decided by the Standing Committee on Executive Compensation which is composed of the " president, the immediate past president, the chair of the society committee on budget and finance, and two members of the society with demonstrated expertise in senior and executive staff compensation.

A constructed game was stored on its own disk which could be copied and shared with friends, however for some ports ( such as Amiga ) the ACS software was still needed to play user-constructed games.

The Amiga version of ACS featured art by Greg Johnson and Avril Harrison, and an additional pre-made adventure called " Galactic Agent " by Ken St Andre which was exclusive to that platform.

* Instrument packages for the Hubble Telescope, including the Advanced Camera for Surveys ( ACS ), the Cosmic Origins Spectrograph ( COS ) and the Wide Field Camera 3 ( WFC3 ), all which were installed on the observatory during the Space Shuttle mission STS-125 in 2009.

ACS was also the roots of OpenACS, which added PostgreSQL as a database option and gave the system a fully open-source stack.

Additionally, TSA has a service partnership with the American Cancer Society ( ACS ), which are parts of their National Service Project.

Wiley-Blackwell also publishes on behalf of about 700 professional and scholarly societies ; among them are the American Cancer Society ( ACS ), for which it publishes Cancer, the flagship ACS journal ; the Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing ; and the American Anthropological Association.

In 2005 Selman Waksman was designated an ACS National Historical Chemical Landmark in recognition of the significant work of his lab in isolating more than fifteen antibiotics, including streptomycin, which was the first effective treatment for tuberculosis.

Hand Held will form a new line of business within the Honeywell Security Group, which is part of Honeywell ’ s Automation and Control Solutions ( ACS ) business.

Technical standards on water quality have been established by a number of professional organizations, including the American Chemical Society ( ACS ), ASTM International, the U. S. National Committee for Clinical Laboratory Standards ( NCCLS ) which is now CLSI, and the U. S. Pharmacopeia ( USP ).

As a result, some ACS statistics are different from those in Wisden, which is regarded as the standard.

Those who suggest it is unsuccessful note how by the end of the 1990s, unlike CARICOM, the ACS had failed to establish a track record which was worthy enough to allow for the evaluation of the ACS as a developmental coalition.

" The situation that faces the ACS is one which influences the whole Caribbean on more than just political and economic levels.

Educationally, surgical technologists graduate from surgical technology programs accredited through the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs ( CAAHEP ), which relies on information on a program gathered by a collaborative effort of the Association of Surgical Technologists ( AST ) and the American College of Surgeons ( ACS ).

The Launch Center comprises the Cyclone-4 Launch Site, under the responsibility of ACS, and a set of facilities under the responsibility of the Brazilian Air Force ( FAB ), and the Brazilian Space Agency ( AEB ), which include general infrastructure and dedicated complexes for the launching of the Brazilian Satellite Launch Vehicle ( SLV ).