Lord Myners told the BBC: "The group has lost half of its net worth over the past four years, circa £3.5bn of erosion of wealth.
The thousand-hour life span of the modern incandescent dates to 1924, when representatives from the world's largest lighting companies — including such familiar names as Philips, Osram, and General Electric (which took over Shelby Electric circa 1912) — met in Switzerland to form Phoebus, arguably the first cartel with global reach.
Only three other databases of this kind have been developed: one for circadian studies of mice and Drosophila (http://expression.gnf.org/circadian) that was in existence for over 10 years [ 17, 40], and which was superseded by the Circa database (http://bioinf.itmat.upenn.edu/circa) [ 41], and the original Bioclock database developed for An.
So is the circa 1970 art in "State of Mind".
From Jastram again, describing public debate over the gold standard circa 1900: "Surely it would be difficult to find another country where torchlit parades chanted praises of a particular monetary standard above all others.
A few rooms over, decorative arts circa the 1930s are featured, including an elegant lady's desk by Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann and an opulent four-piece furniture set by Michel Dufet.
The sound of a throbbing heartbeat filled the stadium, as the players emerged to clouds of dry ice left over from Def Leppard circa 1983, and the stadium announcer doing a slightly toned-down version of the darts guy.
Could we see, say an "Anderson Cooper" taking over a section of Circa for the day?
Each pair of XRF-CT and XRD-CT measurements took 2 h; the measurements under operating conditions were recorded over a circa 24 h period.
That's Andy McCluskey, of the English synth-pop band Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark, circa 2000, reacting to the garage-rock bands that were suddenly all over.
