Along with his near contemporary Hua Hengfang (1833 1902), Li left a permanent impression on Chinese mathematical nomenclature and exposition.
Moreover, the formation of DNA-Protein cross-links (DPC or DPX) possibly represents a permanent "signature" of exposition to formalin [ 12].
In 1904, after the close of the great Louisiana Purchase Exposition, the sole remaining permanent structure -- the Palace of Fine Arts -- was converted to what would become the St . LouisArt Museum, with free admission supported by local property taxes.
The other instance is the entirely flexible arrangement of the exposition space, made possible by the absence of permanent partitions and by the presence of unbroken glass windows.
Which explains why one of the first things visitors saw when they entered the 55,000-square-foot, balloonlike tent that housed last winter's exposition (this year's fair will be held in the permanent convention center) was a blinding display of diamonds.
Prolonged exposition to high-volume listening can cause temporary or permanent hearing impairment or deafness.
China's pavilion, the Culture Center, and a few other buildings were designed to be permanent, while the rest were temporary structures for the duration of the exposition only.
In April 1907, Etruria and the armored cruiser crossed the Atlantic to represent Italy during the Jamestown Exposition, the commemoration of the 300th anniversary of the Jamestown colony, the first permanent English settlement in the Americas.
Kidney is the target of heavy metals and the proximal tubule has been recognized for a long time, as the main site of accumulation and damage; however, in this review we will describe that other segments of the nephron are also damaged after exposition to them, and that this damage leads to severe alterations in renal function, that may be permanent or reversible.
After the exposition, the statue was returned to Providence where it was melted down: a silver statue was impractical as a permanent outdoor sculpture and the piece had already served its celebratory and advertisement purpose.
