It's hard to say exactly how much it cost, because it is so integral to the house, but the entire building - house, pool, tennis court, landscaped gardens, Pilkington K glass, steel door handles - cost just over £160,000 (roughly the same as it would cost now, plus the price of buying a one-acre plot of land).
"They were as integral to the house as any other component," Mr. O'Connor said.
Preservationists voiced strong objections to the removal of the pieces, which were integral to the house.
"There is such austerity to it that is so integral to the house and part of its DNA," he continues.
In turn, the leading-edge structure lost its function as a condenser, but it was later adapted to house integral fuel tanks of various sizes.
Despite repeated denials by officials in the Bush and prior administrations, financial markets have long assumed the government would stand behind Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in times of difficulty, both because they are integral to the housing and financial markets and because the companies have a line of credit to the Treasury.
2– 5 This approach has been used to successfully solubilize membrane proteins from artificial liposomes 2, 6 and native membranes, 7, 8 and is one of a number of alternatives being developed for housing integral membrane proteins outside the native membrane.
16 To determine the usefulness of the SMA copolymer as a new vehicle for housing integral membrane proteins such as RCs, the properties of SMA-purified RCs were systematically compared with those of RCs purified in the commonly used detergents N, N-dimethyldodecylamine N-oxide (LDAO) and n-dodecyl β- d-maltoside (DDM), as well as with those of RCs in intact native photosynthetic membranes.
The house becomes integral to the LGBTQ kids' quest to find love and support.
