The Gold Sheet

A monthly publication that provides business and US federal regulatory information on quality control in the pharmaceutical and health care industry

References in periodicals archive ?

One piece has the figure wrapped around with the gold sheet, while another holds it up to the viewer as one would a mirror.

A digested record of art history in 'Alexandria'

Atom-sized impurities in the gold sheet (the exact nature of which are still mysterious) proved to be a good place to stick a molecule, Manzano says.

Single molecule gets geared up: tiny version of basic machine component turns with nudge

SPORTS betting telephone brokerage and clearing house Betbrokers has acquired a ten-year licence for the US tipping service and publication The Gold Sheet, which the Canary Wharf-based company will reproduce and sell throughout the world, except in the US, Mexico and Canada.

BETTING BITES; BUSINESS MATTERS

According to records kept by The Gold Sheet, a betting publication, Oregon hasn't been that much of an underdog in a game since No.

Bellotti: Ducks have a need for speed

* The Gold Sheet for quality control-related information, including regulations, inspection procedures, and manufacturing and control guidelines

Dow Jones Interactive expands health-care coverage with publications from F-D-C Reports

The reports, Pharmaceutical Approvals Monthly and The Gold Sheet, will appear online 1 week after print publication.

LEXIS-NEXIS adds content, offers more information services to pharmaceutical industry

Similar benchmark tests revealed that the gold sheets could act as highly effective artificial enzymes.

World's Thinnest Gold Created

Head of the Ancient Egyptian Antiquities Sector Ayman Ashmawy said that the researchers cleaned all the remains found inside the sarcophagus and archaeologically documented all the bones and skulls as well as the gold sheets. He pointed out that the strange color of the water found inside the sarcophagus came from mixing the sewage water with the remains of the skeletons' wrappings which were decomposed by the sewage water.