Mr. Kelly said part of what attracted him to the area was the urban Wild West character it retains, with billboards towering overhead and truck traffic roaring.
During his tenure, Stelson reorganized the station into eight semi-autonomous laboratories in order to allow each to develop a specialization and clientele, a model it retains (with slight modifications) to this day.
For this reason, the new Penguin version of The Master Builder sensibly confesses to having dropped much of this labelling, although when it is retained, with Solness's womenfolk referring to him as "Oh, Master Builder!" or "poor Master Builder", most modern actors would feel nudged towards an ironic or sarcastic inflection, which may or may not have been what Ibsen wanted.
Eventually, it is retained with a glycosyl-phosphatidylinositol anchor in an extracellular lipid raft environment of the cell membrane (Stahl et al., 1987).
Once absorbed by ingestion or inhalation, Cd efficiently accumulates in the organism, in particular in the kidneys, where it is retained with a biological half-life exceeding 20 years.
Throughout its troubles, it retained the contract with Ms. Stewart's company, and Kmart executives referred to her as an important partner in the company's restructuring and turnaround.
Mark Gross, the executive vice president and general counsel for C&S, a family-owned wholesaler, said that his company would keep the Grand Union name on the stores it retained, in keeping with its view that the chain was "a going concern" with several profitable stores.
Though his style had tempered greatly since the 1910s, it retained its unique character, and with his rediscovery came a new burst of productivity.
Set high in the Andes, next to a volcano and surrounded by snow-capped mountains, it retained its Spanish colonial charm with white-washed houses, narrow streets and magnificent churches.
It retained this function, with various changes in its name and status, until the end of the Yuan (Mongol) period (1368).
