Water purification or water filtration?) and how they were versed in esoteric areas of knowledge (fish antibiotics, New York City knife laws).
Underlining the consequences to consumers of criminal behaviour in esoteric areas such as currency markets, she said: "The integrity of the City matters to the economy of Britain.
"He took the series into more esoteric areas, playing with things like Cleopatra and so forth, whereas with mine, I was very lucky to have easy targets to snipe at – the army, hospitals, schools and so forth".
As preliminary as this new sound might have been (the band have described it as "very much in process"), there's a sense of departure from the more esoteric areas of their earlier work.
Contemporary analyses of classic novels have become best sellers, and televised lectures in which professors expound on esoteric areas of Chinese culture and history draw tens of millions of viewers.
At this time Edwards was seeking to expand the research from the synthetic polymers familiar to the industrial world of companies such as ICI, with whom he had strong links, to more esoteric areas such as food.
He was provost of King's College, Cambridge, a medievalist, and his Professor Parkins – young, pompous, stridently rational – is perhaps a send-up of some colleague and of tiresomely esoteric areas of study.
The crux of the issue is that Lehman, as a dominant provider of both complex derivative assets to funds and a prominent insurer of credit default swaps, was an essential conduit for hedge funds investing in these esoteric areas.
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An investigation conducted by Chicago Police Department's Office of Professional Standards concluded that Jon Burge and his detectives engaged in "methodical" and "systematic" torture, and "The type of abuse described was not limited to the usual beating, but went into such esoteric areas as psychological techniques and planned torture".
