But despite both the prominence of the setting and Shayler's own fame, the event went entirely unreported.
Master data management (MDM) is a topic of increasing prominence both in the scientific and in the practitioners' information systems (IS) community.
As should be clear from the foregoing, Aquinas rejects the proposed contrast and gives systematic prominence both to standards, such as principles and rules, and to virtues.
Of these, the nucleolus has been studied in the greatest detail, due both to its prominence and ease of isolation and to increased appreciation of its essential contribution to the maintenance of cellular homeostasis.
In that regard, above all other things, it has been a uniquely humbling experience to have been one part of a group of dedicated individuals who have helped return Solomon Northup's true story to its rightful place of prominence both here in America and around the world.
Wading back into an area that brought her both national prominence and a high-profile defeat, Hillary Rodham Clinton pledged today to push anew for universal health care coverage, proposing legislation that would give consumers unrestricted access to low-cost prescription drugs sold in Canada.
Elements in quadrant III have both low prominence and relation, and they are relatively disconnected from the system.
Elements in quadrant I have both high prominence and relation, which means they have highest interaction influence level with other elements; thus, they are identified as driving factors.
Gopalswamy and Thompson (2000) found that both the prominence and the CME showed the deflection, suggesting that the CME deflected as a whole, including sub-structures.
Local search is similar to a regular web search, yet is more powerful in a mobile setting since results are ranked both by prominence and locality.
