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And in some cases reproduction wall panels and other elements made by modern artisans fill gaps that could not be covered by the original paneling.

This chapter examines the structural performance of the vibration control elements made by steel bar and advanced fiber reinforced cementitious composites.

But added expenses and difficulties were imposed by the use of custom steel elements made by Urssa and Horta Coslada, Spanish fabricators with experience working on Mr. Calatrava's projects.

Figure 5 shows the details of specimen J-H, which was strengthened with haunch elements made by steel plates (SS400) having a thickness of 16 mm and specified yield strength of 400 MPa.

Following in the artist's tradition of using generative software for audio and visual creation, 77 Million Paintings explores a vast set of permutations of visual and sonic elements made by Eno.

But the Central Dogma is a concept from molecular biology that came later, and while the discovery of mobile genetic elements made by McClintock clearly challenged prevailing ideas about how static the genome was, it did not directly address or contradict the Central Dogma.

A stoical man, Mr. Trellis shrugged his shoulders and spoke of "a battle against the elements" made unwinnable by a chronic shortage of money: "The east wall needs repairing on a war footing.

The skull represents an advance over that of reptiles in the relatively larger cranium with fusion of elements, made possible by the fact that birds have a fixed adult size.

It is the same blend of elements made famous by Lena Horne, who had turned down the role in "Hallelujah, Baby!," the 1967 show for which Ms. Uggams won a Tony Award for best actress in a musical.

First, there is shock at the panoply of box-ticking checks and balances inherited from New Labour with European elements made worse by the increasing activism of judges in Luxembourg and Strasbourg.

Growing information about transposable elements made it clear by 1980 that some DNA molecules could copy and spread among genomes as a result of selection on such DNAs to spread within and among genomes, not as a result of selection between organisms [ 59, 60].