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After graffiti had been co-opted by galleries and rendered logistically impossible by the redesign of MTA train surfaces, graffiti became a niche form, just as my column proposes metal, jazz, and hip-hop might be now.

In particular, the areas around Newland Avenue and Prince's Avenue have seen a rapid expansion in continental-style bars and cafes encouraged by the redesign of the street layout.

This issue has been addressed by the redesign of new fluoridation plants to operate on an upward flow principle.

NIFS launched the Fusion Engineering Research Project (FERP) in preparation for DEMO by starting the redesign of the LHD-type helical reactor FFHR-d1.

As confirmed by the redesigns of the GrsA-PheA active site and the core of Gβ1, the additional flexibility provided by the backrub algorithm allows the identification of a large number of low-energy sequences and conformations that would have otherwise been ignored by a rigid-backbone model.

Projects by Mr. Van Valkenburgh's firm include the redesign of Pennsylvania Avenue at the White House, Brooklyn Bridge Park and Hudson River Park in New York City and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston.

Disillusioned by a recent design competition for the redesign of electricity pylons, Simpson and Mclaughlin started researching the origins of the common steel lattice towers that dot the countryside.

While creating a new state, Cosimo celebrated the era's developing cosmos by commissioning Giorgio Vasari to oversee the redesign of a palazzo, also creating the Map Room, a tribute to human knowledge, reproducing on its walls the maps of Ptolemy's second-century "Cosmography".

The proposed framework is validated by a case study dealing with the redesign of a formula-style race car's structural component.

Visitors too have the opportunity to add their two cents to the conversation — and pass the time while waiting for the restrooms — by voting on the redesigns of logos for companies like Pfizer and Popeye's or organizations like the YMCA and the New York Public Library.

The old city is not made, as it stands, to welcome these diversities, but may be "fashioned" for these purposes, especially if its redevelopment is accompanied by the redesign and regeneration of the shapeless outskirts.