The deposits that are converted to bank shares would theoretically allow depositors to recover their losses eventually.
Combat stress symptoms include "feelings of anxiety, upset stomachs, somatic complaints -- anxieties that are converted to body illness -- twitching, as well as emotional and maybe even spiritual problems".
Homes that are converted to multiple residences must follow a number of building code regulations, including the addition of fire escapes on the upper floors.
"The ones that are converted think of him as a saint," said this person, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid jeopardizing their relationship.
These zymogens are precursor enzymes that are converted to active enzymes by the cleavage of one or in some instances two peptide bonds.
The more of their lumpish loans that are converted into liquid securities, the higher the profits that accrue to the middlemen, the investment banks.
Yes, for those 25 or so mobile-home communities that are converted nationally each year to resident co-ops, life turns sweet.
"Buildings that are converted into flats are often Victorian houses that can be more costly to heat than new-builds and typically come with street parking, rather than your own allocated space," says Robin King, director of Move with Us.
In the first of these methods, introduced in 1926, the chlorination of pentane gives mixed amyl chlorides that are converted to the desired alcohols by reaction with water and caustic alkali.
Ultrasonic waves are high-frequency wave that are converted to compression and expansion waves.
"We need to replace the fat with some fiber material, with carbohydrates that are converted into energy.
