He has changed the face of the financial district, hiring the flamboyant designer Philippe Starck to carry out the high-concept conversion of the old J.P. Morgan offices at 15 Broad Street into 326 condos with a view of the New York Stock Exchange across the street.
In this paper, the concept of conversion used in reaction engineering is applied to ball milling.
The 'New Biohydrometallurgy' we describe unites these drivers by the concept of conversion of wastes into new materials for environmental applications.
No guru has ever asked a Westerner to convert to Hinduism, and neither would a Hindu friend or coworker; the very concept of conversion is anathema to Hindus.
Best response evaluation according to RECIST 1.1 confirms the concept of conversion chemotherapy also in the era before monoclonal antibodies could be combined with cytotoxic chemotherapy.
The emphasis on emotional triggering events, particularly childhood sexual abuse, is, arguably, based on a specific (and perhaps simplistic) interpretation of the concept of conversion disorder introduced by Breuer and Freud in 1893 95 (Breuer and Freud, 1991) and later extended by Freud alone.
Biorefinery has been proposed as one of the key concepts for conversion of renewable materials.
The other chemical concepts are: conversion, selectivity, synthesis gas composition and the FT reactions, conversion and selectivity evaluation, primary and secondary fractions, FT product distributions, selectivity at typical commercial conditions, and finally, FT selectivity control.
The concept of conversion-phase diagram for linear polymer is introduced and used qualitatively to understand polymerization induced phase separation (PIPS), and to predict the onset of PIPS during hydrogel synthesis.
Our data strongly supports the concept of a conversion from glyoxysomes to leaf peroxisomes during the functional transition of the cotyledonary cell.
She praised the conversion concept, and the board treasurer has said it should be explored, but no decision has been made.
