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"Netter's review of the files, which she lacked permission to access for this purpose, falls decidedly outside the scope of reasonable opposition," Motz said.

But on the secured creditor side, there is "not as great an impact," Netter said.

Netter's anatomic drawings, closer to human reality than the ones found in standard textbooks, enhanced all sorts of clinical contexts (Fig.

"They have been whining since the Haaf Netter went up."

Netter summarizes the positions he opposes, before presenting biblical, Patristic, and other arguments in support of orthodox belief and practice; the work reflects an independent approach rather than a conventional Scholastic presentation.

Ten Netter. The Air Force's longest serving woman, she's 144 on the lifer list.

"I wish I had sat down with a financial planner 10 years ago," says Jones, referring to her consultation with Les Netter, a financial consultant with SolomonSmithBarney in Atlanta.

With: Peter Bergman, Monie Meziane, Bruno Netter, Teatro Gioco Vita.

He followed that success with the publication of several novels, among them the autobiographical Hvite netter (1934; "White Nights").

For factoring such composite numbers, Lenstra's algorithm appears to be no netter than the "quadratic sieve" method, invented by Carl Pomerance of the University of Georgia in Athens and currently the fastest general-purpose factoring method.

It was listed and sold by Noel Kappauf and Debra Carr of Netter Real Estate.

Netter spent 45 years as a scientific illustrator working for CIBA (now Novartis) Pharmaceuticals, producing a large library of classic, widely used color medical illustrations.

The text is built around classic Netter illustrations, supplemented in places by photographs or micrographs acquired with modern technology.