"But the vacancies exist because of modernization work, and when it's all done, people will move back".
The modernization work resulted in a state-of-the-art system that was able to support the reactor thermal power increase to 108% by more accurate and more frequent core analysis.
After returning to Germany in 1899, she went into drydock at the Imperial Dockyard in Wilhelmshaven for modernization; work lasted until 1902.
Although there exist some modernization works in the literature that cover all modernization stages [4, 11, 12], none of them detail a mining technique for KDM.
Working from original drawings discovered at the Art Institute of Chicago, and two old photographs, Donnell and John Vinci, one of the nation's leading preservation architects, restored the building to its condition when first constructed, before any modernizations, working piecemeal as offices became vacant.
Both Andrea Doria and Caio Duilio went into drydock in the late 1930s for extensive modernizations; this work lasted until October and April 1940, respectively.
Herzog & de Meuron, which designed the Tate Modern, a conversion of a vast power plant on the South Bank of the Thames opposite St . Pauls Cathedral, has been chosen to design the expansion, made possible by space freed by the modernization of a working electricity substation to the south of the museum.
In retrospect, it seems that what France missed was not the nineties but the eighties — that the work of "modernization" that, with all their faults, the Thatcher-Reagan years brought to the "Anglo-Saxon" world was replaced in France by the empty gesturing of the Mitterrand years, a fact for which France is now paying a price.
The escalating white fear of newly empowered ethnic groups and blacks is a naked replay of more than a century ago, when large waves of immigration and the northern migration of emancipated blacks, coupled with a tumultuous modernization of the American work force, unleashed a similar storm of racial and nativist panic.
Rollo Ogden's 1904 account is more a stylistic modernization of Ticknor's work.
But hope remained because Alcoa said it planned a $600 million modernization that would restore work there.
