Two of the most recent alterations were the switch to zinc-coated steel in 1943, caused by the wartime shortage of copper, and the switch to zinc with copper plating in 1982, a response to rising commodity prices.
Noting that the controversial renovation of the building at 43rd Street, a branch of what was then the Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company, has been the subject of a court dispute, the fund said the case "raises questions about the legality of recent alterations and the capacity of the New York City Landmarks Commission to enforce protective regulations".
Especially interesting are the slowly, yet surely recent alterations in the diversity of the entrepreneurs, with more and more women entering the previously male-dominated startup habitat, turning it into an even more interesting scene.
However, the latter observation support that some of the pathogenesis or patophysiology of MS may be linked to the effect of recent alterations in vitamin D status on e.g., the immune system.
Frans Timmermans, the vice-president of the European commission, said he had written to the Polish government warning that recent alterations to the workings of Poland's highest court posed "a systemic risk to the rule of law".
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But not all recent alterations in the physical landscape reflect global warming.
Heller said trigger selling brought on by unanticipated events — like Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson's recent alterations to the Troubled Asset Relief Program (See "TARP Changes Colors" )– is creating more panic than hedge fund redemptions, which have already been anticipated by sophisticated market watchers.
Should a post mortem examination be performed, recent alterations to the post mortem examination procedure and consent process may reduce the amount of information available, especially for central nervous system abnormalities [ 12- 14].
Two recent alterations, however, may slow the curious passer-by.
