Over the same period, major discoveries in Asia and Europe have similarly expanded our knowledge of early occupation of those regions and have led to a dramatic lengthening of the timescale since hominids expanded beyond the tropics.
Through our data it reaches a high resolution temporal frame close to the ethnographic time scale, which constitutes a significant contribution for the knowledge of human occupations types and landscape use in the Mediterranean rim of the Iberian Peninsula during Middle Palaeolithic.
However, ERA advisers were not expected to have in-depth knowledge of particular occupations or industries or expertise on the career ladders and training requirements for jobs in those areas.
To our knowledge, no studies of occupation and RCC have investigated associations with RCC subtypes.
Rescue archeology operations conducted by INRAP (Institut National de Recherches Archéologiques Préventives) over the past five years on the eastern plateaus of Bayonne (south-western France) have contributed significant new elements to our knowledge of the Paleolithic occupations of Basque Country.
Most students have an incomplete and, perhaps, inaccurate knowledge of the breadth of occupations that exist; they will benefit from an intentional career exploration plan.
Armed only with "a few pages on Korea" from a 1905 travel guidebook, for example, and with no knowledge of the language, American occupation forces hired former Japanese occupiers and suspected Korean collaborators to explain life on the peninsula to them.
Age, occupation, knowledge of community on health extension service, community participation in planning of health extension activities and graduation of model family were identified as the independent factors affecting the community's utilization of health extension services.
Multiple logistic regression model revealed that: age, occupation, knowledge of community on health extension service, community participation in planning of health extension activities and graduation of model family were identified as independent factors affecting the community health extension service utilization.
Age, occupation, knowledge of community on health extension service, community participation in planning of health extension activities and graduation of model family were identified as the independent factors affecting community health extension services utilization.
