It is a 15,000-square-foot mansion built in 1914 and converted in the mid-1980s to medical offices, waiting rooms, five operating rooms and a recovery area.
Always worried about money, Magritte churned out versions of marketable past paintings, and converted, in the 1940s, to a soft, gooey, sub-Renoir mode.
There was no chance of the winger being ignored after the interval here yesterday, though, after the penalty he won controversially and converted in the 45th minute set Manchester United en route to victory.
Carotene, any of several organic compounds widely distributed as pigments in plants and animals and converted in the livers of many animals into vitamin A. These pigments are unsaturated hydrocarbons (having many double bonds), belonging to the isoprenoid series.
A permanent ensemble of actors ensures this longevity; this is just one of the remarkable aspects of the work of the Berlin Schaubühne, housed in a modernist cinema and converted in the late 70s into a highly flexible theatre space by Peter Stein.
Organic matter in water is successively used, degraded, and converted in the A2/O process.
Finally, if an activated sludge tank is aerated with methane containing off-gas, a limited amount of methane is absorbed and converted in the mixed liquor.
Ciclesonide, a new inhaled corticosteroid, is administered as a parent compound and converted in the airway mucosa into the active metabolite, desisobutyryl- des- ciclesonide.
The Alhambra is a wonder and it was originally constructed as a fortress in 889 AD and converted in the 12th century into a royal palace that housed the last Muslim emirs in Spain.
