Lucy, now a national historic landmark, served a stint as an elevated beer garden.
Ms. Hadid said that she thinks of it as "an elevated street, or extended pavement".
At some point the sheer complexity of China's economy will preclude China's top leaders from serving, in effect, as an elevated credit committee.
The first electric street railway was built in Brockton, and Boston had the country's first passenger subway, as well as an elevated system.
It defined the modern president as an elevated, heroic leader who issues clarion calls in the manner of Henry V at Agincourt.
Medical ethicists have said that the rules permit a Catholic hospital to hasten a miscarriage if the woman is showing clear signs of infection, such as an elevated temperature or heart rate, or is even at risk of infection.
Artists generally speak about their work in loftier and more veiled terms, as an elevated quest for emotional truth, or social truth, or formal perfection, or maybe even beauty.
Researchers with the National Cancer Institute released a similar report last year, which found greater rates of cancer among diabetics, as well as an elevated risk of dying from cancer.
This time it's a sleek EV concept called the Nissan IMs, which the automaker describes as an "elevated sports sedan".
This could be a possible bias in the study, as an elevated E/E' (>15) is negatively correlated with lower performance at prediction of fluid responsiveness [35, 36].
IIH is defined as an elevated intracranial pressure (>25 cmH2O) without clinical, laboratory or radiological evidence of hydrocephalus, infection, tumor or vascular abnormality.
