There has been a devout effort to revive, or perhaps create, his reputation, yet the impact has been limited.
Doing nothing could create "a reputation that Texas is not a business-friendly state," State Representative Lyle Larson, a Republican, warned fellow lawmakers last month.
Opponents said that the schools do not have a drug problem, but that allowing such searches would create a reputation that one existed.
"You will create a reputation that you want their opinion, but you also will get a much more accurate reflection of where your district is," Mr. Murphy said.
It seemed to me remarkable that he was so absolutely committed to it.' Twenty years later, Demarco watched d'Offay create his reputation as an international dealer, with an artist, Joseph Beuys, whom Demarco had introduced to Britain.
The Fat Duck is one of the restaurants helping to create this reputation.
They usually use mathematical methods like the Dempster-Shafer belief theory for incorporating secondhand information (reports by other nodes) to create a reputation score of a node.
A possible solution to minimize the effects of misbehavior nodes is to create sophisticated reputation systems that allow nodes to detect, identify, and avoid such nodes.
By articulating what you're working on now, then coming back later with that work completed, you create a reputation as someone who follows through.
Banks typically avoid being associated with payday lenders and other financial firms that target the poor out of fears that such alliances will create a "reputation risk" for banks.
