This is a further way in which the study of texts and ideas needs to be supplemented by knowledge of the milieu in which they have their meaning.
On the basis of a careful sifting of the evidence and his own impressive knowledge of the milieu of the Kennedy brothers, Thomas reaches conclusions on various controversial topics: Robert Kennedy did not have an affair with Marilyn Monroe; he knew about, if he did not order, C.I.A.-Mafia plots against Castro.
Several studies have suggested that FSH is the earliest discovered hormone to stimulate the growth of the ovarian follicle, although complete knowledge of the milieu for follicular growth in vivo is still lacking.
His main research interests are spatial and social disparities of educational achievement; the nexus between knowledge and space; milieus of creativity; relations between knowledge and power; spatial mobility of knowledge; knowledge and economic performance, and related fields.
It requires working at and across the boundaries between knowledge types — a complex milieu of different value systems, norms, and mental models — and multiple stakeholder-engagement processes which facilitate knowledge exchange and co-production.
Among his numerous and varied popular films were Neil Simon comedies, vehicles for Barbra Streisand, Woody Allen's Play It Again, Sam (1972), and a number of movies that tapped his knowledge of the dance milieu, most notably The Turning Point (1977).
Even in the most advanced hospitals, high drug doses are given to infected patients without the knowledge that the host milieu may render bacteria inherently resistant to the antibiotics prescribed to control them.
"It's always interesting to have these things come to light, even if ultimately it probably doesn't add that much to our knowledge of Byron and his milieu".
If Raja is Elena Ferrante, that would mean, among many other things, that she has no firsthand knowledge of the postwar Naples milieu that she evokes with such fiercely unsentimental strokes, the oppressive rione on the city's outskirts that anchors the Neapolitan novels and gives them their extraordinary texture of lived truth.
If Raja is Elena Ferrante, that would mean, among many other things, that she has no firsthand knowledge of the postwar Naples milieu that she evokes with such fiercely unsentimental strokes, the oppressive rione on the city's outskirts that anchors the Neapolitan novels and gives them their extraordinary texture of lived truth.
