Salam forever referred to the Higgs-Kibble mechanism in recognition of its practical application; Weinberg gave prominence to Kibble's breakthrough when he applied it to build the modern theory of the weak force.
Simulation experiments reveal that our scheme (JSCTP) gives prominence to improve performance effectively over wired-wireless networks.
The Washington Post parrots this message in their cover story, "Gore, U.N. Body Win Nobel Peace Prize," giving prominence to the person of Gore by quoting the Norwegian Nobel Committee that he is "the single individual who has done most".
Although, socio-dental indicators have been reported to perform satisfactorily as un-weighted rather than as weighted scores [ 8, 9], the individually sensitive weighting system of the OIDP gives prominence and increased validity to the views of the respondents [ 10].
Why is this student given such prominence?
Although, as we understand it, the big five – IE, Firefox, Apple's Safari, Google's Chrome, and Opera – will still be given prominence.
In addition to the generally upward or downward gene expression profiles, the trajectory clustering analysis also highlighted several other terms that were over-represented in specific trajectories within a given prominence (Table S2).
The threat of cyber attacks, as highlighted by the recent hack of Sony Pictures, and the "increased vulnerability of classified information" were also given prominence by the WEF trend-setters.
Similarly, Peter Taylor's claims that the planet is in fact cooling down have been given prominence by the Daily Express and other outlets, though they are unfounded in science.
And Mr. Brokaw's evening news broadcast on NBC regularly gives prominence to political news.
As part of setting out how the world's nations can cut emissions effectively, the IPCC report gives prominence to ethical considerations.
