In this study, we carried out an observational study on denitrification potential (DP) and capacity (DC) in three actively farmed crop fields that were converted from forested wetlands (i.e., prior converted croplands).
Hardaway was also called for two shooting fouls that were converted into three-point plays.
The legislation would essentially return to regulation tens of thousands of units that were converted to market rate in recent years.
The 1930 building, not exactly a tenement, is one of those double-width, non-doorman rental buildings that were converted to co-ops in the 1980's.
Much of that space is in former industrial buildings that were converted as artists and art galleries left SoHo in the mid-1990s.
Thousands of naval pilots also passed through Glenview Naval Air Station, receiving flight instruction on two aircraft carriers on the lake that were converted from old passenger vessels.
In recent years, they say, most casinos that were converted into condominiums have done poorly because of the housing crisis and a lack of incentives for living downtown.
Because the laws did not regulate construction of stables and workshops in the rear yards, smaller structures that were converted later were still built as late as the early 1900's.
Over a two-week period last month, the company issued a "worldwide translation challenge" to its employees, using a points-based system to award the biggest contributors prizes that were converted to charitable donations.
Most of the co-ops in Westchester -- the 2000 census found 41,659 units -- were once rental apartments and are in buildings that were converted in the 1970's and 1980's.
The reigning premiers dominated the opening exchanges and raced into a 12-0 leafterter 10 minutes, with efforts from Dylan Walker and Alex Johnston that were converted by Adam Reynolds.
