This section focuses on a deep performance analysis of the above-presented reputation system enforced in an urban environment and its impact on the performance of VDTNs.
To qualify for the ranking at all, each company had to have an above-average reputation score (defined as over 70) in its home market, based on Reputation Institute's global database of RepTrak scores spanning 2006 to 2010.
9 P.M. (HBO) INSIDE OUT: THE PEOPLE'S ART PROJECT The French Street artist known by the initials J R and by his ubiquitous sunglasses and fedora, above, built his reputation on billboard-size photographic portraits of everyday people in urban settings, starting with his friends as they illegally painted their names on the Métro and on roofs in Paris.
The show, modelled on Elvis Presley's "Comeback Special," from 1968, has Herbert Hoover singing rueful rockabilly songs in an attempt to rise above his reputation as one of the worst Presidents in American history.
"The Vatican attempted to relegate the issue to the past and claim it is a new era, that they now 'get it,' but they continue to refuse to turn over records for prosecution, punish higher-ups that covered up the crimes, or provide any real evidence that they are now putting the safety of children above the reputation of the Church," she said.
To keep top students in China and, ultimately, help the country rise above its reputation in some circles as "the factory of the world," Park said.
Amazon.com, based in Seattle, has fostered a reputation for above-average customer service since starting sales in July 1995.
And when she disappeared, he put his own reputation above everything else.
This is germane to the question posed above because the reputation of N.B.A. players is like a commercial brand.
In truth, all children are vulnerable in institutions that prize status and reputation above their responsibility to protect their charges.
