New York City's six-year-old seismic code already dictates how structural elements are connected in new buildings, facades are held in place, masonry is reinforced and utility lines are run and how far buildings are spaced from one another.
However, most of the fractured bedrock were found localised within the SE region and aligned in NW direction, while other fractured zones are widely spaced from one another.
Bronx City Councilman Larry Seabrook, a former veteran state legislator, is on trial in a case that involves a slew of nonprofits with fuzzy missions and government funding, which employed a large number of Seabrook friends and relatives and rented space from one another.
This may have important public health implications in seasons where both virus types circulate and cause epidemics that are spaced from one another by about one month, as in 2008 2009.
Further, actively growing terminal end buds in the mammary gland, which by definition contain regenerative stem cells, do not run into each other and, in fact, are regularly spaced from one another throughout the mammary gland [ 14].
Tables are roomy and spaced a comfortable distance from one another.
The volumes on display are spaced at a courteous distance from one another, positioned with their front covers facing out.
For instance, "fix gap service" refers to an attempt to get trains spaced at a proper distance from one another.
The buildings float in space, disconnected from one another, and the streets seem designed to ease the movement of traffic rather than the movement of pedestrians.
However, in comparison to a previous study that observed that PEGylated NPs were better dispersed and spaced out from one another within vesicles of macrophage cells [22], we did not observe a significant difference in distance among particles for the PEGylated NPs compared with for the bare AuNPs within endosomes in the Sk-Br-3 cells used in our study (Fig. 3).
