But this was normal for a relocation of this magnitude.
It was a relocation of more than 110,000 people, most of them American citizens.
We still have the same number of stomachs, but it is just a relocation of where they are eating".
Meanwhile, speculative investments, and a relocation of northern Europeans – the British, in particular – helped generate a trade deficit of around 10% of GDP.
In contrast with the bosses of the UK's other emerging market focused bank, HSBC, Mr Winters said he was not considering a relocation of Standard Chartered's headquarters.
The management restructure came as little surprise to analysts after a terrible 18 months which saw three profit warnings and a relocation of its head office from its roots in Weymouth to London.
The effect derives from an increased solubility of H2 and O2 which increases the reaction rate, but also determines a relocation of Pd particles which migrate inside the mesopore channels of SBA-15.
Since the start of the referendum campaign, the MoD has insisted that no contingency plans are being made for a relocation of Trident in the event of Scottish independence.
But a relocation of the Islanders to Brooklyn would do little to solve an underlying problem — the presence of three N.H.L. teams in the New York area, where hockey is not an overriding passion.
Along with a relocation of dirty factories ahead of the 2008 Olympics, this has contributed to a sharp fall in sulphur dioxide emissions, which failed to meet standards for only three days last winter, compared with 106 days in 1998.
Inhibition of cathepsin B requires a two-step mechanism (a relocation of the 'occluding loop' prior to active site binding), whereas papain and several other cysteine cathepsins are inhibited by a one-step reaction9.
