The music of Broadway and Hollywood was replaced with rock songs intended to catch the ears of baby boomers as the dancers were sent back to the chorus line.
Parts of the 144-foot-wide plywood stage were replaced with rock maple, the same material used in the 1930s; it is meant to last longer, be gentler on the Rockettes (who do up to six shows a day) and help amplify the tap dancing.
The Penn Station excavation was the ultimate sidewalk superintendent's vista, a vast swath of the city being replaced with a rock-cragged pit, a man-made canyon.
His courses are meeting the 7-acre-feet standard, partly because roughs are no longer watered, or have been replaced with decorative rock.
The station's talk show and local news format was replaced with "golden oldies" rock-and-roll programming, much of it simulcast from WOGL-FM, another CBS-owned station in the city.
The sandy beach of earlier had slowly been replaced with fields of rocks ranging in size from a small dog to a small house, a slick and treacherous obstacle course.
Meanwhile, "Playboy" will be replaced with Brian Williams' new show, "Rock Center with Brian Williams".
For scanning electron microscopy, animals were immersed in a relaxant fixative (1% HNO3, 0.85% formaldehyde, 50 mM MgSO4) as described elsewhere (Rompolas et al., 2013) for 5 min and were replaced with fresh fixative and rocked overnight at room temperature.
The open-air area known as Bosquet de la Colonnade has had its grey floor replaced with a "carpet" of blue glacial rock flour, sedimented rock generated by glacial erosion, surrounding the central sculpture of the space.
Writing in 1873, Wibel concluded that tiger's eye forms when crocidolite (a blue form of asbestos) in a rock is replaced with fibrous crystals of chalcedony, a form of quartz.
