She has copied in miniature four 20th century Brutalist structures which are landmarks of the 'Boro, a town whose very fine building tradition the Arts and Crafts former offices of Dorman Long designed by Philip Webb and the noble Transporter Bridge.
The two buildings, neither of which are landmarks and both of which are vacant, were to be torn down this month so Jeffrey Levine of Levine Builders could erect a 40,000-square-foot apartment building with 336 units, 67 reserved for low-income families.
The epithelial function and integrity as well as signaling across the epithelial layer is orchestrated by apical junctional complexes (AJCs), which are landmarks for PAR/CRUMBS and lateral SCRIB polarity modules and by dynamic interactions of the cells with underlying basement membrane (BM).
Furthermore, clusters of restriction sites for CpG cutters are strong evidence for the presence of CpG islands, which are landmarks for genes.
Mr. Foster has proposed only minor changes the library's exterior, which is landmarked, and Board 5 and the landmarks panel has approved them.
We assessed intra- and inter-operator reproducibility in this study by randomly selecting 20 images, which were landmarked twice.
They rise imposingly on two so-called superblocks north of Houston Street and include three honeycombed towers designed by the I. M. Pei firm, two of which are a landmark known as Silver Towers, and the four buildings of Washington Square Village.
DEVELOPED around the turn of the century, the housing is a mix of mainly co-op apartment buildings and historic mansions and row houses, many of which are official landmarks.
A sophisticated computer program then weaves together a picture of the DNA, showing the sites nicked by each enzyme, which are the landmarks on the optical map.
FDR signed 76 bills into law during in his first 100 days in office, 15 of which are legislative landmarks.
