Environmental sounds are gaining prominence in theoretical and applied research that crosses boundaries of different fields.
Results confirm the theoretical predictions for location of prominence in comparative clauses and the advantages using both web-harvested and lab-elicited speech.
During the early 1960s Beaufre came to prominence as a theoretical military strategist and as an advocate of the independent French nuclear force, which was a major priority of President Charles de Gaulle.
The author of some 30 dense theoretical tomes, Giddens gained new prominence with his recent book "Beyond Left and Right," in which he argues that both sides of the political spectrum have exhausted themselves, leaving a "radical center" (Blair's favorite phrase).
As a teacher and promoter of science, he is remembered as a founding father of the American school of theoretical physics that gained world prominence in the 1930s.
The propaganda efforts of the first promoters a mixture of commercial, theoretical, and utopian ideas that gave prominence to religious and political freedoms attracted large numbers of immigrants and led to rapid expansion during the first five years of the colony's foundation.
The theoretical advantages of anteroinferior plating include less hardware prominence and the ability of the surgeon to direct instrumentation away from infraclavicular neurovascular structures [4, 14].
Theoretical and applied environmental sounds research is gaining prominence but progress has been hampered by the lack of a comprehensive, high quality, accessible database of environmental sounds.
When synthesising evidence across studies we were able to see the bigger picture and gave greater prominence to the importance of memory impairment in our theoretical model and propositions, which was supported by qualitative Case study data.
These theoretical predictions are consistent with the current observational data of solar quiescent prominences.
