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Images Dated 8th July 2003

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Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: Pedro de la Rosa

Pedro de la Rosa tests the new Mclaren. F1 Testing 8th July 2003. Barcelona, Spain. Images copyright Malcolm Griffiths LAT

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: Cheeseburger and chips

Cheeseburger and chips. Processed foods, such as found, in a cheeseburger are usually low in fibre and high in fats. Too much fatty food in the diet is associated with health risks

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: Circuit board

Circuit board. Printed circuit board with mounted microchips (processors, lower centre). Also seen is a connecting cable made up of insulated electronic wires

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: Motor neurone nerve cell and synapses

Motor neurone nerve cell and synapses
Motor neurone and synapses. Computer graphic of a motor neurone and synapses (glowing yellow bulges, at lower centre). The cell body is at centre

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: 2003 Formula 1 World Championship Ross Brawn, Ferrari World Copyright - LAT

2003 Formula 1 World Championship Ross Brawn, Ferrari World Copyright - LAT Photographic

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: Marco Asmer

Marco Asmer
Astonian Marco Asmer test the BMW Williams. F1 Testing 8th July 2003. Barcelona, Spain. Images copyright Malcolm Griffiths LAT

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: open-uri20120928-17284-we6x2f

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2003 Formula 1 World Championship Ross Brawn, Ferrari World Copyright - LAT Photographic

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: The first train steaming into Cracow in 1847

The first train steaming into Cracow in 1847

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: Coloured SEM of crystals of toothpaste abrasive

Coloured SEM of crystals of toothpaste abrasive
Toothpaste abrasive. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of abrasive crystals in toothpaste. The abrasive is usually an insoluble salt such as dicalcium phosphate

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: Quagga-like zebra

Quagga-like zebra

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: Laptop computer

Laptop computer. Hands typing on the keyboard of a laptop computer

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: Smart chip

Smart chip. Credit cards containing smart chips (smart cards). These smart cards have been developed to try and combat credit card fraud

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: Setting sun framed by bow & anchor line of ship

Setting sun framed by bow & anchor line of ship

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: Coloured SEM of Pneumocystis carinii in AIDS lung

Coloured SEM of Pneumocystis carinii in AIDS lung

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: False-colour TEM of Hepatitis B virus

False-colour TEM of Hepatitis B virus

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: Laboratory gerbil

Laboratory gerbil. Caged laboratory gerbil for use in animal experiments. Animals such as this are used to test the safety of non-medical substances (such as cosmetics or pesticides)

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: Art of cytochrome oxidase enzyme

Art of cytochrome oxidase enzyme
Cytochrome oxidase enzyme. Illustration of a model of the enzyme cytochrome oxidase, important in respiration. Cytochromes are widely distributed respiratory catalysts concerned with the electron

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: Formula One Testing: The McLaren MP4 / 18A exhaust cover

Formula One Testing: The McLaren MP4 / 18A exhaust cover
The McLaren MP4/18A exhaust cover. Formula One Testing, Circuit de Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain, 8-11 July 2003. DIGITAL IMAGE

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: Formula One Testing: Marko Asmer BMW Williams FW25

Formula One Testing: Marko Asmer BMW Williams FW25
Marko Asmer (EST) BMW Williams FW25. Formula One Testing, Circuit de Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain, 8-11 July 2003. DIGITAL IMAGE

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: Formula One World Championship: Tom Tremayne prepares to drive and F1 car at an Alpine Stars event

Formula One World Championship: Tom Tremayne prepares to drive and F1 car at an Alpine Stars event
Tom Tremayne (GBR) prepares to drive and F1 car at an Alpine Stars event. Formula One World Championship, Rd10, French Grand Prix, Magny-Cours, France, 4 July 2003. DIGITAL IMAGE

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: Formula One World Championship: Arrows mechanics works on the Arrows A3 of Manfred Winkelhock

Formula One World Championship: Arrows mechanics works on the Arrows A3 of Manfred Winkelhock
Arrows mechanics works on the Arrows A3 of Manfred Winkelhock (GER), who was making his GP debut. Unfortunately, Manfred crashed in practice and did not qualify for the race

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: Formula One World Championship: Riccardo Patrese Arrows A3, who retired from the race on lap 39

Formula One World Championship: Riccardo Patrese Arrows A3, who retired from the race on lap 39 with a blown engine
Riccardo Patrese (ITA) Arrows A3, who retired from the race on lap 39 with a blown engine, talks to his engineers during practice. Italian Grand Prix, Rd 12, Imola, September 14 1980

Background imageImages Dated 8th July 2003: Formula One World Championship: Belgian Grand Prix, Rd 5, Zolder, 4 May 1980

Formula One World Championship: Belgian Grand Prix, Rd 5, Zolder, 4 May 1980
The rear of the Arrows A3. Belgian Grand Prix, Rd 5, Zolder, 4 May 1980


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