When the building the Whitney's third home first opened, in 1966, Marcel Breuer's gloriously intransigent upside-down ziggurat, made of granite-clad concrete, proved controversial.
Until a forensic analysis or some other concrete evidence proves otherwise that conspiracy theory doesn't hold up for me--especially after hearing the final album versions on very good speakers.
Fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT), a concrete evidence proving the role of microbiota in many diseases, has recently become a research focus in biomedicine and clinical medicine (Khoruts and Sadowsky 2016; Lynch and Pedersen 2016; Vindigni and Surawicz 2017).
Notwithstanding concrete evidence proving that EHRs have the potential to improve workflow efficiencies and quality of medical care, the majority of health workers continue to follow manual processes within the clinical setting [ 4, 5].
The new concretes proved to be as durable as the conventional material, performing satisfactorily throughout their service life.
These new concretes proved to be as durable as the conventional material, with good performance throughout their design service life.
Patrick McGuire, a partner with Thompsons Solicitors, which is acting for almost 100 parents across Scotland, said: "There is concrete evidence which proves that the practice of denying grieving parents the right to mourn their babies properly by withholding the ashes goes way beyond Mortonhall.
"As you well know, David," I barked, "mother has repeatedly told me that I am very handsome, and that is concrete evidence which proves I am not ugly".
The method previously applied to conventionally reinforced concrete members proves to accurately assess damage occurring in prestressed members.
"I think it was slightly premature to say that until they have concrete evidence to prove that was the case," she said.
