"It was widely known that they were constructing some kind of residence for Hitler," Stempowska recalled.
It's the kind of residence once called "contemporary" -- modest by Hollywood's standards, even more modest by comparison with Edwards's own fur-ocious chalet in Gstaad, Switzerland.
"What we're looking at is, if we drill wells, are we going to get fluid consistently travelling through them at the right kind of residence times to heat up enough," Hansberry says.
If he stays in Russia for five years with an asylum status, which is a kind of residence permit, he can get Russian citizenship in five years".
On the other hand, this kind of residences are generally degraded, and it is necessary to study adequate solutions to rehabilitate roofing (wood structures), walls (stone masonry) and floors (wood), particularly to improve house envelop resistance to water penetration and thermal comfort.
Bab al-Aziziya, Qaddafi's compound in Tripoli, was not the kind of Presidential residence that gives tours to schoolkids.
He became a regular commentator on NPR's "All Things Considered," and, through Mr. Keillor's recitations on "The Writer's Almanac," a kind of poet in residence of the public radio airwaves.
For years, the place was a kind of in-house residence for her employees, she said, who, like her, are English, and they passed the lease from one to another.
Finally, a logistic regression analysis was performed in order to identify risk factors for asthma by evaluating the association between drug prescription and gender, LHU of residence, kind of physician in charge of the patient (paediatrician vs. general practitioner), and physician gender.
That lightning-fast one gigabit Internet service is believed to be the first of its kind in a residence hall in the United States.
His reinventions of these mediums, in works like his 1937 adaptation of "Don Quixote," earned Serizawa the title of "living national treasure" — a kind of super artist in residence — in 1956.
