MEMBERS of the second-oldest profession in Washington, DC, did not need to worry about the "lobbying reform" bill that passed the House early in May.
A native of the state of Maryland, his first profession was as a blacksmith.
Ms. Allen was one of the first in her profession to give sound as much importance as images.
The resident chef, Philip Harben, later one of the first in his profession to become a television star, provided boiled fowl for their celebration lunch.
Steven Cohen, a Hollywood editor who was in the early 1990's one of the first in his profession to rely on a digital editing system for making a feature film, has tinkered with Jumpcut and Eyespot.
We offered teachers such low pay that we tended to attract Mother Teresa types or people who've been booted out of their first profession.
One of the first challenges to the new profession of mechanical engineering was to increase thermal efficiencies and power; this was done principally by the development of the steam turbine and associated large steam boilers.
The most common profession of the first author was physiotherapist, and all of the studies were carried out between 2007 and 2011.
Finally, the extrinsic characteristics coded were: (a) the year of the study; (b) the profession of the first author (physiotherapist, ergonomist, teacher, physician, other) and (c) the publication source (published vs. unpublished).
Dr. Wood graduated the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine in 1950, becoming one of the first women to join the medical profession as a physician at that time.
