THEN, in the new century, Hardenbergh got four plum hotel commissions -- the Willard in Washington (1902), the Plaza (1907), the Martinique at 32nd Street and Broadway (1910) and Boston's Copley-Plaza (1912) -- that firmly established him as a specialist in steel-frame hotel design.
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(He could pan and tilt, but zooms were too unsteady. These had to be done by a specialist, expensively, at an animation table, frame by frame).
Firstly, it was noted that the current staffing of the organization, dominated by medical specialists, reinforces the dominant biomedical frame.
Postbriefing, nurse specialists used a 'no-blame' frame to ask about adherence in 28.6% of consultations, elicited doubts about the necessity of ICS in 18.6% of consultations, and elicited concerns about the adverse effects of ICS in 63.3% of consultations.
Surgeon 2 (Area 1) Suggestions from specialists included a single time frame (either 2 or 6 weeks) for all cancer referrals, not just those that meet the TWW criteria or lowering the accomplishment of the 31-day and 62-day targets (currently 96%and85%5%, respectively 9) or changing the penalties system: Let's see them [patients] all within 2 weeks, everybody.
Specialists complained yesterday that the time frame in question had changed to about 10 seconds from 60 seconds, showing more customer orders backed up and leading to higher customer losses.
Mr. Hewitt, who is also a specialist in period and modern picture framing and furniture, prides himself on showing up-and-coming Australian artists as well as established painters.
Of smooth plaster on a hessian and lathe frame, these are produced by a specialist firm in London to Preston's exact specifications.
