In 1907 the estate was sold to a new owner, Major Vincent, who made extensive alterations to the house.
Found in the Morrison Formation, Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah, U.S.A. Susannah Maidment and colleagues in 2008 proposed extensive alterations to the taxonomy of Stegosaurus.
After purchasing the building in 1993, the Chinese Christian Union Church spent $1 million raised from community donations to make extensive alterations to the building's interior, which suffered from peeling paint, falling plaster, and poor lighting.
Neo-allopolyploids often undergo extensive alterations to their genome and transcriptome, and genomic studies of S. anglica are dissecting the genetic, epigenetic and expression changes following hybridization and genome duplication (Salmon et al. 2005; Ainouche et al. 2009; Chelaifa et al. 2010).
A typical mid-eighteenth-century French instrument, this violin survives in virtually original condition; most seventeenth- and eighteenth-century instruments were routinely subjected to extensive alterations at the end of the eighteenth or early in the nineteenth century to keep abreast with changing playing requirements.
With this in mind he had extensive alterations made to the Louvre from 1528 onward.
Moreover, exposure to an acidic buffer did not lead to an extensive alteration of the secondary structure of Gln1, suggesting that the protein retains its structural integrity under these conditions.
"I had watched designers do it and said, 'OK, I can do that.'" Extensive alteration: Always ambitious, Metchek decided to get a job after her girls started school, even though none of her friends with kids worked.
Extensive alteration: Always ambitious, Metchek decided to get a job after her girls started school, even though none of her friends with kids worked.
The remodelling suggests an important physiological compromise between structural and hydraulic architecture necessary for extensive alteration of biomass and helps to demonstrate the power of improving our perspective of cell and tissue architecture.
