In the presence of the ligand, the two globular domains engulf the former in a hinge-like manner.
And the former data lead from Hinge also joined in the last six months, also based in Los Angeles, and now working in "scaled marketing".
A hearing is set for April 14 for the S.E.C. to clarify remaining claims, including insider trading accusations against Mr. Nacchio and Robert S. Woodruff, the former chief financial officer, that hinge on those claims, Judge Krieger wrote.
"How about suburban smart growth?" asks Mathew B. Jarmel, a principal of Jarmel Kizel Architects & Engineers, which is based here in Livingston, across the street from the Gibbs School site, in offices created from another former factory, a onetime eyeglass-hinge manufacturing plant.
The arrests and indictments, which hinged on a former artifact seller who agreed to cooperate with agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in a sting operation starting in 2006, shine a spotlight on the continuing fascination that the American Indian cultural legacy still exerts in the art world.
Ultimately, the chances of a Bosnia-Herzogivnan win may well hinge on how former communist countries from the Balkan Bloc feel about Constructivism, which, as you know, was an art movement that predated the rise of Stalinism, and yet for some people living in the former Yugoslavia may typify the very Russian things that got right on their nerves for must of the 20th century.
In New York, much of Mayor Bill de Blasio's campaign hinged on bashing former Mayor Michael Bloomberg -- himself an education reform philanthropist -- for his schools agenda.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseny Yatseniuk said in a speech on Tuesday that the former Soviet republic's sovereignty hinged on achieving "independence in energy".
For "Paraparquetry," the floor in a small gallery has been tiled with wooden blocks, in varying heights, cut (in a manner recalling the Gordon Matta-Clark show uptown) from disassembled furniture; stray drawer pulls and hinges reveal the blocks' former purposes.
-Josh M. the "Former Pro Baseball Player" whose identity hinges upon his old job.
