The Hall of Fame was founded in 1936 by Stephen C. Clark Sr., Clark's grandfather, whose tastes ran more to great works of art than bronze plaques of eminent players.
Two very important decisions taken by two eminent players of industry forced Rupam to move from the outskirts of the city towards the central town area.
Mast cells, named and discovered by Paul Ehrlich in the 19th century (130), have been identified as eminent players in allergic and anaphylactic reactions of type I hypersensitivity (131).
But as the expectations for him to supplant Woods as the game's pre-eminent player soared, McIlroy suddenly stumbled.
Yesterday, the pre-eminent player in English football could have been forgiven for taking the same trophy and casually throwing it on the pile with all the rest.
In fact, Friday's performance did not tell us anything new, but merely confirmed what we already knew: with speed, size, power, athleticism and an off-the-chart basketball I.Q., James is the pre-eminent player of his generation.
Streaming is the reason the three big corporations who define the mainstream music industry are in the midst of an apparent revival, and as the pre-eminent player in that field, Spotify takes a lot of the credit.
Founded in 1851 as a telegraph company, Western Union is now the pre-eminent player in the money-transfer industry.
So if you choose to believe that Oracle doesn't have what it takes to be a top player in the cloud, and to believe that it's not fully prepared to exploit its advantage of incumbency to become the pre-eminent player in the massive market for the hybrid cloud that the bast majority of businesses are embracing and will continue to embrace, then you're also betting against Larry Ellison.
For anyone but Ewing to be remembered as the pre-eminent player of his class would be a farce.
