Dickens, who extended the novel's form in many ways, did not just establish the prestige of the ghost story with A Christmas Carol, he also seems to have invented the circadian (one-day) novel.
Attracting papers, however, may be tough: "They have to establish enough prestige that a young assistant professor is not risking their career by publishing there," says Steve Hyman, director of the National Institute of Mental Health.
INSP was made the tenth within the cadre of Mexico's well recognized national institutes of health, a strategy that no doubt helped to establish the prestige of public health research within the health sector as well as attract the talent needed for the Institute's future.
As the leader of the literary reform movement in the Northern Song dynasty, Ouyang established monumental prestige with his creative works and was esteemed as one of the "Eight Great Masters of Tang and Song".
This was during a period of acquisition intended to establish the international prestige of the gallery.
During a period of aggressive acquisition intended to establish the international prestige of Britain's collection, it was acquired for the National Gallery in 1860 in Milan from the Guicciardi family by Charles Lock Eastlake for just over £120, along with a number of other Netherlandish works.
But the event was a landmark in establishing the worldwide prestige of Rolls-Royce.
The magazine's enormous prestige established him as an important art critic overnight, giving him, as he recalled in a 1996 essay, "a ticket to a career I wasn't yet certain I wanted".
His success in repelling the Venetian navy in the Dardanelles (July 19 , 1657 and the subsequent recovery of Tenedos (September 4) and Lemnos (November 15) won him the prestige he needed to establish his authority.
In 1913 Vienna was about to invest its money, military presence and prestige in a bid to establish a client state in Albania under a puppet king.
The move was meant to bring History prestige, as well as to establish a connection to the "Kennedys" producer Joel Surnow, an Emmy Award-winning co-creator of the Fox series "24" and outspoken political conservative.
