The Labour Co-operative MP for Walthamstow, Stella Creasy, pictured left, is advertising for someone to work in her office, specifying "knowledge of mid- and late-90s indie music beneficial".
Previously, most knowledge of mid-Miocene cooling came from marine records.
Suddenly, every abstract turn of phrase that had before simply alienated seems decipherable – given a good working knowledge of mid-20th century modernist/post-modernist poetry.
The principal skeleton of Italian highway network was built during the mid-century, where the knowledge of seismic engineering was still limited.
The defense used by asbestos companies & insurers was that until the mid-sixties they had no knowledge of the dangers of asbestos.
Hamilton E. James Jr., the president of Blackstone and one of the few prominent Democratic supporters from the private equity world, will host a fund-raiser for Mr. Obama in mid-May, two people with knowledge of the plans said on Thursday.
From the mid-twentieth century on, our knowledge of world civilizations and societies coalesced to provide an unprecedented overview of the sexual and familial relations of power because that is when we also began valuing the world's art in all its forms with equal ethno-cultural valuation.
A certain John of Wesel from mid-fourteenth century Paris also shows knowledge of Swyneshed's views (John of Wesel [1996]).
In his mid-twenties, hoping to widen his knowledge of philosophy and the sciences, Maimon left his family and went to Berlin (under the pretense of attempting to study medicine there).
Administration of mifepristone during the mid-secretory phase has increased our knowledge of local endometrial events during human menstruation, revealing an increase in endometrial inflammatory mediators, such as cyclo-oxygenase (COX-2), nuclear factor (NF κB and interleukin (IL -8 (also known as CXCL8) (CrIL -8ey et also 1999a, 2003).
