The young man seriously took a great interest in the theory of animating an inanimate nature set forth in it. This was an article of the American scientist in the field of IT and computer technology, Wenivar Bush "How we can think" (As We May Think). There, in the library of the "Red Cross", Engelbart discovered a publication that turned all his later life. Douglas became a radio technician and served radar installations at one of the naval bases. Soon Engelbart was drafted into the US Navy and went to serve in the Philippines. In 1942, he entered the University of Oregon and was preparing to work as an electrical engineer. The boy did not stand out among peers, did not have outstanding talents. The childhood of the future inventor passed on a small family farm. Great dreamBorn Karl Douglas Engelbart January 30, 1925year in the American city of Portland. In addition, Mendeleyev is known as the author of the best textbook of chemistry, technology for producing smokeless powder, the equation of state of an ideal gas, and the modern hydrate theory of solutions. In his table, the great scientist describedperiodic system of chemical elements. As Dmitry Ivanovich himself claimed, he saw his periodic table in a dream, but in fact he simply compared the close atomic masses of various chemical elements to their chemical properties. He also closely watched the transformations of these substances into each other and the phenomena accompanying these transformations.
Mendeleev studied homogeneous substances, from the combination of which all the objects of the world are composed. And yet, the most famous Russian invention is the periodic table of Dmitry Ivanovich Mendeleyev, Russian scientist, encyclopedist, chemist, physicist, geologist, technologist and meteorologist. These people left for posterity a huge treasure of knowledge that provided modern humanity with material for new and exciting discoveries. They have glorified their homeland in almost all scientific fields - from biology to innovative developments in the field of space technologies. The most famous Russian invention Despite the above examples, the contribution ofRussian scientists are much more than can seem. Russian physician-therapist Sergei Botkin was the first to conduct research in Russia on pharmacology and experimental therapy. Surgeon Nikolai Pirogov was the first to apply anesthesia in the field and developed the means of surgical treatment, which are actively used to this day. So, the great biologist Ilya Mechnikov is the author of the doctrine of the protective factors of the organism (phagocytosis). World medicine owes much to the famous Russianscientists. Also a breakthrough in aviation was made by pilot Peter Nesterov, who invented aerobatics figures and offered to cover the runway during night departures. Subsequently, the development of Sikorsky was called the "helicopter". The great scientist and aircraft designer Igor Sikorsky was the first to create a unique flying machine that possessed all the technical characteristics necessary for vertical take-off and accurate landing. Interstitial fluid is the source of lymph, which dispatches white blood cells, the body's immune system infection fighters, to wherever they're needed.Inventions of domestic minds Russia was glorified for centuries by world discoveriesRussian scientists in the field of chemistry, aviation, medicine, pharmacology and other sciences. Understanding the interstitium could be particularly significant in diagnosing and tracking the spread of cancers and other diseases that spread throughout the body.
Jill Gregory / Mount Sinai Health Systems, via CC An illustration accompanying the journal paper traces all the places the interstitium nestles into inside the human body. Theise, a pathology professor at New York University School of Medicine. Either way, its understanding means "a significant reassessment of anatomy affecting every organ of the body," said one of the lead authors, Neil D. Whether the interstitium is an actual separate organ remains to be determined by further research.
That fluid and the tissues connecting them are called the interstitium (pronounced "inter-STISH-um"), and they're found throughout the body, both just below the skin and in the digestive, respiratory and urinary systems.