Protocols of the examination of his body are accessible, and Napoleonic specimens, preserved by fixing agents, may still be viewed at the Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons, England.

Russia and England signed a protocol on the 6th of July, and France soon after joined, to put an end to the sanguinary contest.

Read many of the Protocols of the early Conferences after the Russian, declaration of war.

Then Aberdeen read a letter from the Residents in Greece giving an account of all that took place from the notification of the protocol to the Senate to their adhesion.

It was obvious that the commissioners of the United States did not regard the protocol as in any degree a part of the treaty, nor as modifying or altering the treaty as amended by the Senate.

Lord Heytesbury seems to have shown Nesselrode the protocol about November 25.

" "Just a foc'sle tenor," Jason said and explained that he was on his way home from Singaporea conference on Data Protocols for the 21st Century.

The protocol in question was agreed upon on July 5th, the day when the parliament met to provide for the defence of the country.

Misguided (and unsuccessful) efforts at preventing the dissemination of cryptography protocols across national boundaries turned corporate developers into government-haters as well.

Not until November 5,1898, did the State Department make public the complete text of the Protocol between the United States and Spain for the preliminary settlement of the war.

Actual hostilities ended August 12, 1898, by the signing of the protocol by the Secretary of State of the United States for the United States and M. Cambon, the French Ambassador at Washington, acting for Spain.

For example, an open source software developer who writes just a few useful lines of code, say the protocol for enabling infrared communications to work on the Linux operating system, will see his or her contribution interpolated into the kernel of the operating system and then spread to everyone who uses it.