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Joseph E. (n. 1919) Estados Unidos; THOMAS, E. Donnall (n. 1920)
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Joseph. (1827-1912) English surgeon who discovered that germs cause post operative infections. He then insisted doctors use antiseptics, substances that kill germs, on their hands and instruments before surgery. This process greatly reduced the number of deaths caused by infection after surgery.
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John American mathematician (1903 - 1957) who invented the CPU architecture used in most modern computers.
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joint a crack in a rock along which no movement has taken place. May reflect stresses due either to overburden or compression by Orogenic movement.
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joint A plane or gently curving crack, separating two parts of once continuous rock which, however, have not moved relative to one another.
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