His dream is to put the Motor City back on the map as the world's pre-eminent source of clean, cost-effective and fuel-efficient engines.
That nimble upstart known as cable television now represents the pre-eminent source for original programming.
As social media increasingly becomes the new front page, the whole notion of broadcast television as the pre-eminent source of both "breaking news" and disposable content is going to become more and more passe.
Mass-media reportage is the pre-eminent source of information about disasters in LMICs for audiences in high-income nations, and a valuable trigger for NGO fundraising.
It degrades the dyes with the help of HO radical [9], but this method requires eminent energy light irradiation source (UV light) and on oxidant.
These sources are pre-eminent in Chile, a country that switched to a system run by private-sector pension funds in 1981.
In addition to its eminent role as a food source, rice serves as an important model plant.
"More than 400 million children, it is estimated, live without access to a safe drinking source," said Ms. Blair, an eminent barrister and the wife of British Prime Minister Tony Blair, attending the meeting of the Global Task Force on Water and Sanitation.
Their apprehensions referenced the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, finding alternative sources of energy, the abuse of eminent domain, and the impact on populations of color.
Hence it concluded that the leader should be both a marja-ye taqlid (a pre-eminent cleric, literally a source of emulation) and endorsed by an assembly of senior clerics elected by the people, rather as believers chose which of the several marja they would follow.
Several eminent scholars have proposed the Latin alphabet as the source of the runes.
