Individuals underwent conversion in a joint experience, as psychologically intimate and reorienting as private conversion but melding a whole body of believers into a shared moment of Enlightenment.
In 1960, sites L-13 and L-58 underwent conversion from Ajax missiles to the MIM-14 Nike-Hercules missiles.
Sixteen patients underwent conversion to radical resection after endoscopic resection.
Patients underwent conversion from previous therapy to 1 of 6 possible initial dose levels, based on individual patient characteristics and generally accepted morphine equivalent conversion factors.
In the GWDF group, six patients underwent conversion to a surgical tracheostomy: one patient had a major venous bleeding after dilation of the trachea and the cannula could not be inserted.
Alge et al. found that dissolution was the key degradation mechanism in a monocalcium phosphate monohydrate (MCPM / β-TCP-based brushite cement, contrary to a MCPM/HA-based brushite cement which underwent conversion of brushite to HA, when specimens were soaked in PBS for up to 2 weeks [ 8].
The presses stopped in 1983, and the building was converted into 65 condos in 1989, one of several printing-house buildings in the neighborhood that underwent residential conversions in the late 1980s.
Though sources do not indicate the specific modifications Iowan underwent, typical conversions for other ships included the installation of berths for troops, and adding greatly expanded cooking and toilet facilities to handle the large numbers of men aboard.
Though sources do not indicate the specific modifications Panaman underwent, typical conversions for other ships included the installation of berths for troops, and adding greatly expanded cooking and toilet facilities to handle the large numbers of men aboard.
Though sources do not indicate the specific modifications Kentuckian underwent, typical conversions for other ships included the installation of berths for troops, and adding greatly expanded cooking and toilet facilities to handle the large numbers of men aboard.
