She began to toy with the idea of journalism – acquiring the basics of shorthand and typing at the London College of Printing – before studying history at King's College London.
In that minor masterpiece, A Question of Attribution, the real sympathy lies not with that Marxist aesthete Anthony Blunt, nor even with the shrewdly perceptive Queen, but with Blunt's modest interrogator, Chubb, who wants to acquire the basics of art appreciation.
Numbak learning centre, a large majority of the children were illiterate, but today, 70% of them have acquired the basic skills of reading, writing and arithmetic.
Yet by late childhood they have, through progressive stages, acquired the basic vocabulary of at least one language, together with its phonological and grammatical structure.
In contrast, the elephant shark seems to have already acquired the basic sets of chemokines and chemokine receptors that are common in extant vertebrates (Fig. 5).
Schnelle (1986) even claims that Fleck had acquired the basic information on the sociology of science from a popular paper published in Polish by Paweł Rybicki.
The first-year residents in the most recent cohort, Group C, however, recorded fewer tasks than their second-year equivalents, likely because they are at the beginning of their learning curve and are still acquiring the basic skills of an anesthesiologist.
