The results suggest that an in situ remediation of a site polluted with chlorinated organic compounds cannot be recommended; however, an on site circulation water treatment is possible by a combination of physical and biological processes.
By focusing on the city as a site of circulation and movement, the city is no longer a static location.
"We really wanted the museum to be a crossroads — between the city and the campus, and between the various facilities of M.S.U.," Ms. Hadid said, explaining that her design weaves together the patterns in the existing urban fabric with the site's circulation routes and visual pathways.
In the course of long-term works, performed by various research, extensive materials, which are partly placed on the site (www.atmospheric-circulation.ru), have been compiled; the original scientific results were obtained (list of scientific publications of 517 titles is placed on the same site).
Operating in an increasingly tight real estate market, En Garde's productions also took part in more material acts of reclamation, displacement, and renewal, claiming "unproductive" places, albeit temporarily, and transforming them into sites of circulation, exchange, and consumption.
In addition, TAF, a critical component of tumor microenvironment, partly can be derived from MSCs that may be mobilized from local sites or circulation.
Interestingly, neither the spleen nor the kidney synthesizes significant quantities of lysozyme (49), and therefore the variant proteins must be transported to these sites via circulation in the blood.
A block on the popular video Web site following the circulation of an anti-Islamic video has been met with praise, despite concerns of rights advocates.
The storied Boston Globe is missing, too - - it comes out at 11th place, hindered in our horse race by a low-rated Web site and plummeting circulation.
As Hoeyer expresses it, the body is an unusual site in which circulation and flow can often come to depend on negotiating a price, 'without forming a 'market" (2009: 239).
