Terry Sciubba, Sherlock Homes Realty (516) 671-1717; www.gosherlockhomes.com TAXES: $6,500 a year PROS: This house has charming original details, including three tall stained-glass windows in the stairwell.
There are also a few newer, larger houses with historic-seeming details, including one on Steep Hill Road that has columns, copper panels and a belvedere.
The current listing, which describes five of the dozens of rooms as still having their original detail, including two enormous oil paintings in the ballroom, notes the $64 million asking price.
In order to describe in more detail what these findings mean, we here examine several cases in more detail, including two not in our database (because they precede the advent of the Internet) but relevant to the issue of science and medicine.
Details include five fireplaces (two working) with built-in kindling closets.
The outlier sequences excluded from the preliminary tree (see methods for details) included six sequences that belonged to the HD-Zip IV subfamily and these were included in the final phylogenetic trees of the four subfamilies.
Patrick Vernon Lilly (646) 442-9031, Kevin Kembel (646) 442-9138; Coldwell Banker Hunt Kennedy, www.cbhk.com TAXES: $3,200 a year PROS: This house is filled with wonderful original detail, including three tiled gas fireplaces, recently refinished hardwood floors and ornate wooden door and window frames.
The architects sought to simulate the depth of the cast-iron facades, which take up a lot of floor space, through detailing, including three types of glass, and by breaking the building's front into three parts, with a center that is vertically oriented and has two flanking sides.
Subsequently, the forming process of the pit is analyzed in detail, including three phases: elastic deformation, plastic deformation, and climbing over the pile-up.
The model of academic detailing included two unique features that may have widespread relevance to future AD research and practice: Linking GP educational visits to a specific patient with the index condition/symptom; and Using a specialist physician to provide the detailing visits.
The documents detailing those deliberations, including two e-mail messages from a C.I.A. official whose name has been excised, were released as part of a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union.
