On a recent pre-opening tour of the library with Ms. Davis and R. Mark Tolleson (the library's assistant director), Mr. Rossant stopped under a ceiling that had parallel bars of lights affixed to it, and said: "That ceiling is the original Bunshaft, part of the brazen austerity of the building and something we did not want to compete with.
In comparison, our model predicts that a similar reduction in TV advertising exposure may decrease consumption by about 3 8%, an estimate that remains under the ceiling implied by the Epstein study.
Under the GOP House bill, that ceiling jumps from three times to five times, and significantly reduces tax credits that help lower- and modest-income adults pay for coverage.
The biggest star on the planet hasn't been chilling under that glass ceiling of expectation.
She told New Zealand television she had crawled under her desk but that the ceiling collapsed on top of it.
You can sit at the bar there, drink Campari and read the newspaper, as you can at any of Mr. McNally's establishments, feeling grand under a ceiling that soars above a checkerboard floor, surrounded by distressed mirrors, chicken-wire glass, towering walls covered with liquor bottles.
The day of my visit, in 1997, even as the theater awaited the arrival of Julie Taymor's production of "The Lion King," it wasn't hard to conjure men in top hats and women in ankle-length gowns sweeping into the playhouse and taking their seats under a ceiling that glowed with hidden lamps.
The purpose of this work is to establish dimensionless correlations for the flame extent under a ceiling that can be used for large-scale calculations of radiative heat fluxes for which numerical simulations may be prohibitive.
The results show that the maximum smoke temperature under the ceiling complies with the Alpert equation in which fire keeps distant from the walls in subway stations whereas fire adjacent to the end wall leads to the maximum smoke temperature under the ceiling decaying exponentially against the increased distance between the fire and the wall.
So I'm surely not the only one often to lie in bed pondering the grave - though extra points to me for doing so under the very ceiling that, you'll recall, is likely to send me to it.
