Abandoned that is, save for a handful of residents holding out in the old flats at the low-rise end of the complex – as well as the flourishing Grace Owen nursery school, which has been housed within one of the otherwise abandoned blocks since 1963, and is awaiting relocation in one of Urban Splash's renovated blocks.
It would be equally parsimonious to conclude that the P. sneebia and P. burhodogranariea genomes have separately acquired T3SS-2 islands or to infer a single acquisition by their common ancestor followed by a subsequent relocation of the island in one of the genomes.
For a new owner, relocation of the franchise, which is in one of the N.F.L.'s smallest markets, would be a consideration, whether to Canada, Los Angeles or some other more lucrative locale.
That relocation of trees was not perfect is exemplified by the fact that some trees were measured in one time period, missed in the next but relocated and remeasured at some point in the future.
His apparently naive take was in fact incisive, since Tintin was always premised on a set of implicit borrowings and relocations from one medium to another.
In one of these I passed by two men, measuring desks and discussing domestic relocation.
In one of the most frenzied weeks in franchise history, the Nets endured an ownership change, talk of relocation and a coaching change.
comm).. GHG emissions displacement might occur when interventions to reduce emissions in one geographical area (sub-national or national) cause an increase in emissions in another area through the relocation of activities.
Indeed, in our study, relocation of one partner with deregistration from their general practitioner would lead to exclusion of the couple.
In 2009, VERITAS was upgraded by relocation of one of the telescopes, leading to a significant improvement in sensitivity.
