It is traditional to hire rubber rings to soak for a few hours, then repair to one of the fin de siècle pavilions to rest on loungers.
As medicine seeks a nobler framework for its agenda, it will transcend its diminished focus on repair to one in which the newly informed domain of enlightened prevention by lifestyle modification is the rosetta stone from which the anticipated scientific revolution may proceed.
After the annual cricket match between Reveille and the Sunday Mirror, a number of us - including Reveille's managing director, Paul Rochez - repaired to the house of one of the players (whose identity, for obvious reasons, I am not revealing).
After a steak dinner, the group repaired to the office of one of its members, who proceeded to whip out an acoustic guitar and offer up an achingly sincere rendition of "Wish You Were Here," the Pink Floyd ballad of loss and age and the cost of compromise.
The next day, after playing till dark, we hit the Bear Trap, a sports bar in the hotel, and had a beer before repairing to Shula's Steak House, one of the eight restaurants at the resort.
Therefore, DSBs in the generative cells were considered to be repaired by one of the above pathways.
The classified subtypes of crisis-repair episodes are depicted schematically in Figure 2. We assigned each episode calculated with the crisis-repair criterion to one of the theoretical types and ascertained the frequency distribution of the types.
Under these circumstances, when a DSB-bearing chromatid replicates to yield a sister chromatid, the two sister chromatids will be unable to provide a useful repair template to one another.
The building is now covered in scaffolding as the facade is cleaned and stonework repaired, a project complementary to one almost completed at the Frick Collection itself, where work was undertaken earlier this year.
City council members released a report in October estimating that the city needed $12.9 billion worth of new schools and repairs to old ones.
