The decision was made to convert the stage rather than film the scene elsewhere, since moving the film crew to the nearest adequate facility in San Diego would have been too costly for a single scene, and by converting Stage 16 20th Century Fox would be able to use the tank for future films.
However, rather than enduring the expense of individually genotyping large numbers of SNPs, our ongoing research has converted stage 2 to a second independent SNP-MaP screen comparable to the stage 1 SNP-MaP design with 10 independent DNA pools created from a low g group and 10 pools from a high g group.
The CRB is a stagewise contactor, and thus, its mass transfer performance can be expressed by the overall efficiency, which can be easily used to convert theoretical stages to real stages.
A sustainable strategy for future agriculture should concentrate on production of food and fodder, before utilizing bulk fractions for emerging bio-based products and convert residual stage products to compost, biochar and bioenergy.
Gone was the unique charm of a performing arts theater that converted its stage into a basketball court, complete with the ever-present risk of falling into the orchestra pit.
Hampden was temporarily converted to stage the athletics events for the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
They were derived from diisocyanates which have not been converted at stage 1 or from prepolymer fragments with −NCO end groups and low molecular weight chain extenders.
The hard segments, on the other hand, were composed of urethane segments derived from diisocyanates which had not been converted at stage I or from prepolymer fragments with –NCO end groups and low molecular weight chain extenders.
I've seen a fair number of these productions, all on converted theatre stages, and while I can enjoy their spectacle, the performers themselves always seem to me denatured, inhibited by performing in a theatre context.
M-76 was converted in stages into a freeway in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
