He accelerated the Trident submarine program and the conversion of older Poseidon subs to carry MIRVs.
Peter Healing the Sick" and the "Conversion of St. Paul" in 1637.
Cavalier-Smith, T. & Lee, J. J. Protozoa as hosts for endosymbioses and the conversion of symbionts into organelles.
It includes a popular annual arts festival and the conversion of an armory into an arts center.
She sought the protection of King Victor of Savoy, who engaged her in political espionage and the conversion of Protestants.
But it took three centuries and the conversion of an emperor for this sense of Christian universalism to develop.
Typical examples are the crystallinity of illite, the polytypes of illite and chlorite, and the conversion of smectite to illite.
Environmental groups are appalled at a project that includes a dam and the conversion of fragile land to agricultural use.
The conversion process included enlarging and remodeling the decidedly modest existing lobby of the building and the conversion of five freight elevators for passenger use.
But is it possible to imagine a "regeneration" that doesn't simply amount to displacement, social cleansing, and the conversion of desperately needed affordable housing stock to investment vehicles?
"Second, GlaxoSmithkline continues to boast a robust late stage pipeline and the conversion of pipeline assets to future revenues is still under-appreciated by the market.
