Case C was based on the reconversion of the old acute hospital into a social-welfare facility.
Comment on reconversion in general and on the postwar jeep in particular.
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itaconic, aconitic acid etc. through dehydration of citric acid; the yellowness disappeared completely on moistening (washing) of finished fabric for 30 s for reconversion of these unsaturated acids to saturated citric acid (Table 8).
A diminished signal on T1-weighted images and a mildly increased signal on T2-weighted and STIR images are MR findings consistent with reconversion of yellow to red marrow.
This paper is based principally on the re-examination of the core dataset from the literature, with reconversion of many previously published radiocarbon ages into calendar dates.
According to minutes of the October meeting, the hour-long conversation focused on shale gas; "geopolitical aspects"; EU plans to label tar sands as high-polluting; and a possible reconversion of ExxonMobil's liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal in the US to export crude to Europe.
His ultimate aim is the reconversion of Britain and his adamantine resilience springs from his faith.
For almost four centuries, English Catholics have been praying for the reconversion of their homeland from Protestantism.
The owners not only never completed their payments, they never fully completed the reconversion of the ship either.
