Crossword clues for labs
labs
- Rats' milieux, often
- Popular dogs, for short
- Places for maze-solving rats
- Mad scientists' hangouts
- Experimentation stations
- Experimental environments
- Experiment rooms
- Chemists' workplaces
- Certain Caltech classes
- Black or yellow dogs
- Workplaces where white is worn
- Workplaces for many STEM students
- Workplaces for Jekyll and Frankenstein
- Workplaces for chemists
- Work rooms
- Where white suits are the norm
- Where science experiments often happen
- Where rats are examined
- Where people study different cultures?
- Trial venues?
- Top dogs in the States
- They're bigger than poms
- They can be chocolate
- Testing venues
- Testing rooms
- Test settings
- Test centers
- Some MIT rooms
- Some might be chocolate
- Some foreign language classes
- Some chocolate-colored dogs, familiarly
- Some chem classes
- Settings for some STEM courses
- Seeing Eye dogs often and briefly
- Scientists' milieux
- Science-course parts
- Science places
- Science milieus
- Science experiment rooms
- Science classes
- Science class venues
- Rooms with microscopes and test tubes
- Rooms with microscopes
- Rooms with Bunsen burners
- Rockefeller U. units
- Retrieving dogs, commonly
- Retrievers, for short
- Retrievers with yellow, chocolate, or black fur, for short
- Research locales
- Research facilities
- Research centers
- R&D settings
- R&D rooms
- R&D areas
- Popular pets, for short
- Places to wear white coats
- Places to wear safety goggles
- Places to wear goggles
- Places to experiment with drugs?
- Places to experiment
- Places that allow rats
- Places of experimentation
- Places for vials
- Places for stem cell research
- Places for scientists
- Places for etnas
- Physical exam tests
- Parts of science courses
- Milieus for moviedom's mad doctors
- Many service dogs, briefly
- Locales for bio classes
- Inventors' workplaces
- HS science classes
- Hands-on science classes
- Guinea pigs' places
- Family dogs
- DNA analysis locales
- Cultured areas?
- Culture sites
- Controlled environments
- Chocolate-colored dogs, for short
- Chocolate critters
- Chocolate canines
- Chemists' workshops
- Chemists' work areas
- Chemists' spots
- Chemistry class sessions
- Chemist's work areas
- Chem. rooms
- Blood work locales
- Black dogs
- Bio or chem rooms
- Bio course components
- Big pooches, familiarly
- America's top dogs?
- Etna locations
- Test venues
- Big dogs, for short
- Bell _____
- Workplaces for Edison
- Places for experiments
- Teaching venues
- Where cures are discovered
- Certain retrievers, for short
- Certain dogs, for short
- Science building features
- Handsome dogs, informally
- Experiment sites
- Sites for some analyses
- Child-friendly dogs, informally
- Test sites
- Test areas
- Some course requirements
- Chem classes
- Diagnostic data, informally
- Pharmaceutical workplaces
- Testing centers
- School science rooms
- Family dogs, for short
- Culture areas?
- Testing facilities
- They might be chocolate
- Where many cultures thrive
- Features of science classes
- Culture development sites
- Science class sessions
- R&D sites
- Culture centers?
- Where to find solutions
- Test runners
- Features of biology classes
- "Chocolate" dogs, for short
- Chem rooms
- Places for Chem. 101 students
- NASA sites
- Some retrievers, familiarly
- Research ctrs.
- M.I.T. rooms
- Testing places, for short
- Places for sci. experiments
- R.P.I. rooms
- Chem. milieus
- Chem. students' work areas
- Rooms at Ga. Tech
- Places for retorts
- Workshops
- Research rooms
- Research sites
- Hands-on workplaces
- "CSI" settings
- Research settings
- Chemists' rooms
- Science classrooms
- Chocolate dogs
- "CSI" facilities
- Short dogs?
- Scientific test sites
- Science rooms
- Science class adjuncts
- Course requirements
- Chemists' places
- Chemistry rooms
- Testing sites
- Scientists' workplaces
- Scientific workplaces
- Research spots
- Hands-on classes
- Experimental places
- DNA test sites
- Chocolates, e.g
- Castle basements, in some films
- 'CSI' settings
- You'll find rats in some
- Yellow or chocolate dogs
- White-coat sites
- They may be chocolate
- Tests, in doc talk
- Some science classes
- Some retrievers, for short
- Some hands-on workplaces
- Some are chocolate
- Settings for some sci-fi movies
- Settings for many sci-fi films
- Scientists' places
- Science workshops
- Sci. test sites
- Research ctrs
- Report generators
- Reaction places
Wiktionary
n. (plural of lab English)
Wikipedia
Labs, labs, or LABS may carry the following meanings:
- labs, a function that calculates the absolute value of a long integer in the C programming language
- Labs (people), the inhabitants of the Labëria region in Albania
- Low Altitude Bombing System, used by some US nuclear-equipped aircraft for toss bombing
- Linear alkyl benzene sulfonate, a salt of a linear alkylbenzenesulfonic acid, used as an anionic surfactant: for example, sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate
Usage examples of "labs".
Ackerman Labs offered a rather weak denial, shifting blame, as always, to greedy trial lawyers, though the company appeared to be hunkering down.
Step two would be a settlement conference with Ackerman Labs in sixty days.
My client has the witnesses and the documents to prove that Ackerman Labs has known of the potential problems for at least the past six months.
He represented Ackerman Labs and insisted that the ads be stopped immediately.
When you sue companies like Ackerman Labs and any of those Fortune 500 outfits, you gotta have some ammunition, some clout.
But if we put your cases with mine, combine everything into one class action, and move it to Mississippi, then Ackerman Labs will have one, huge, massive corporate coronary.
I'll front the money for the urinalyses, all of it, and we'll make Ackerman Labs reimburse us when we settle.
Two more medical studies were published, one of which argued convincingly that Ackerman Labs cut corners on its research and pulled every string it had to get the drug approved.
He had a vague notion that Ackerman Labs had much more cash than it was showing.
Food and wine were enjoyed for about five minutes until Albert from Topeka suggested the strategy of forcing Ackerman Labs into bankruptcy.
EASTERN TIME, Philo Products announced it would buy the outstanding common stock of Ackerman Labs for $50 a share, a merger with a price tag of $14 billion.
CNN scrambled reporters to White Plains, New York, headquarters of Ackerman Labs, where they loitered by the front gate as if the beleaguered company might step forward and weep for the cameras.
Finally, the folks at Ackerman Labs were getting to see in person this young upstart from D.
Your class-action claim against Ackerman Labs has been settled in the U.
He assumed he was a lawyer, probably from a big firm, probably a big firm that represented big corporations like Ackerman Labs, and he knew before the sentence was finished that the false praise was driven by envy.