His pioneering research in that area was based on his study of the 15,000 men who passed the highest civil service examination during that era, based on genealogies.
But a clear-eyed examination of the era proves that such slots as the BBC's The Wednesday Play (1964-70) and Play for Today (1970-84) were unsurpassed as breeding grounds for talented directors such as John Mackenzie, who has died after a stroke aged 83.
For physicians, struggling against a climate of national examination in this era of healthcare reform, there is a distinctly darker anguish which must finally be examined, an anguish which has been little discussed in the public arena.
On closer examination, painted Ottoman-era ceramic tiles peek out from the overgrown shrubs; hints of the village of Summeil that once existed here.
Ming era examinations were perhaps more difficult to pass since the 1487 requirement of completing the "eight-legged essay", a departure from basing essays off progressing literary trends.
Although the effect on cell size is subtle and can easily be missed during microscopic examination, cells of Se:era are significantly smaller than those of PCC 7942 (>11%; Figure 5).
We intend to highlight the need for regular axillary self-examination, not previously stressed, and hope this will further improve the yield of self-examination, particularly in this era of sentinel lymph node biopsy.
Now behold, the PBS adaptation of Hilary Mantel's prizewinning examinations of the selfsame era, (2009) and (2012).
He also cowrote, with Kaltai Mukhamedzhanov, Voskhozhdenie na Fudziyamu (first performed 1973; The Ascent of Mount Fuji), a play considered provocative during the Soviet era for its examination of the themes of authority and dissent.
Seven couples in London between 1910 and World War II — literary or artistic figures famous in their time and in the habit of writing everything down — are the focus of Roiphe's examination of marriage in an era of cultural change.
