dor·sa (dôr s )n. Plural of dorsum. |
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| Caroline (pronounced Carolyn) Dorsa started her career in the Mayor's Office of New York City working for Mayor Koch, on a fellowship pro gram in urban affairs coordinated through New York University Graduate School. 1971) demonstrated that parathion uptake from dermal exposure resulted in a 2-fold increase if the material was applied to the ball of the foot, abdomen, or dorsa of the hands compared with application to the forearm (the authors did not specify the location of testing on the forearm). In an interview with Financial Executive, Dorsa describes how the data repository, the nexus of an overall financial re-engineering effort, allows treasury to get out of the error-correction business and advance to a more consultative role. |
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