The chambermaids in the Hotel zum Blauen Kreuz, whom he used to watch through a peephole he had had bored in the wall of his attic lodgings; the serving girls in Berne; Fräulein Resy Breitbach in the Rhineland, with whom he maintained a lengthy correspondence — all of them were, like the ladies he reveres so longingly in his literary fantasias, beings from a distant star.
Because bacteria can be maintained for lengthy periods in various regions of the body, they represent a platform with enormous potential for targeted production of biomolecules, which offer tremendous promise for therapeutic and diagnostic approaches for various diseases.
After 1579, she maintained a lengthy liaison with the Archbishop of Cologne, Gebhard of Waldburg-Trauchburg, Truchsess of Waldburg.
Such flow interventions using angioplasty balloons to reduce forward flow can be maintained for lengthy periods by choosing the appropriate balloon diameter without tissue or vessel injury.
Their resumption has been hampered by, among other issues, the Israeli rejection of Mr. Abbas's demand that the Israelis freeze new settlement construction as a precondition; the gulf between the two sides over Israel's insistence on maintaining a lengthy security presence on West Bank territory that is returned to the Palestinians, and the status of Jerusalem.
However, although software installation and use was little problem, there were difficulties with workspace and webcam set-up, establishing facial recognition parameters and maintaining a lengthy live video-feed: "….the invigilator stopped the exam because the camera feed wasn't coming through took 40 min to fix, 40 min of lost time.
The CDC maintains a lengthy and updated set of guidelines for Environmental Infection Control in Health Care Facilities-Hydrotherapy Tands and Pools and other organizations such as The American Cancer Society also maintain a webpage on hydrotherapy.
Neither side had the logistical strength or manpower to maintain such lengthy campaigns far from their borders, and thus neither could advance too far without risking stretching its frontiers too thin.
The changes were agreed across all maintained schools after lengthy discussions and agreement with the teaching unions.
The admission by the rules official, Brad Alexander, that he had erred did not change the results, though the United States captain, Meg Mallon, maintained that the lengthy delay that ensued before Ciganda finally made her drop contributed to the Americans' deficit by killing the team's momentum.
