It should have a globally valued brand, or its own leading-edge technology, or a genuinely innovative and admired business method.
"I can't stand Harry, but you gotta admire his methods.
Nonetheless, such systems may get a second look now that the most-admired methods of securing e-mail have been exposed by their operators as offering scant protection when the government comes knocking.
Called to the bar at Gray's Inn (1954), he spent 1960-61 in the US, on a Harkness fellowship at Yale and Berkeley universities, where he admired the case method teaching and American constitutional scholarship.
Like that of Janacek, a composer he admired and whose compositional method of developing small cells finds its echo in his own works, the music rarely follows an obvious path.
But R is equivalent to V, and hence not an element of A. Thus, von Neumann's method is closely related to the result stated above about the set RB, for arbitrary B. Von Neumann's method, while admired by the likes of Gödel and Bernays, has been undervalued in recent years.
But Spenser, like many others, admired and defended Grey's methods.
Until last week, French authorities appeared to have been doing a pretty good job of surveillance, and their methods were widely admired in counterterrorism circles.
As a researcher she was notable for conducting fieldwork, an unusual method that is admired by some economists but scorned by others.
Socrates was the ancient philosopher he most admired, probably because the Socratic method of investigating a problem through posing questions was akin to the Academic skepticism that Erasmus used as a guide in his debate with Martin Luther over free will.
Moreover, his awareness of Montessori methods was secured in the 1920s by his teaching education, his friendship with a carpenter who made toys for a Montessori orphanage and turned him to cabinet-making and the Montessori-inspired 'Socratic method' of his admired Kantian critical philosopher Leonard Nelson (Hacohen 2000, 90 and 122).
