It seems then, as China continues to grow in prominence, that the "contemporary Chinese group show" has become somewhat of a fixture, as a way of introducing, packaging, and marketing Chinese artists, and China's culture, abroad.
In such cases, the exceptional use of a biological agent is not precluded now that we have dismissed this recommendation from its former place in the table, but the prominence that could be misinterpreted has now been removed.
Thus, early in facial development, unique molecular programs are employed in each prominence that presumably drive the different fates of these three structures.
In a signal of the prominence that the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks are likely to play in his re-election campaign, Mr. Bush harked back to the days immediately after the terrorist strikes and suggested that he should be judged primarily by his response to the threat from Al Qaeda.
More interesting than anything he says is how Ariel Pink came to be in such a position of prominence that anyone cares.
Has anyone heard him say he wanted to return America to that prominence that peaked in the nineteen sixties?
Despite the prominence that manufacturing gets in Mr. Obama's budget – the word "manufacturing" appears 88 times, whereas "Medicaid" appears 66 – his proposed figures are small given the scale of the American economy.
When coupled with the prominence that sports plays in American culture, visible LGBT athletes (and even straight allies) can help change minds.
Rice-duck agriculture in eastern Asia is of such prominence that it provides for the world epicentre of domestic mallards (700 million birds in China alone), and although less wetland associated, domestic geese populations exceed 300 million birds [15].
Then, a new class of network centrality indicators, overall called Hubs and Authorities centrality, were employed to capture the structural prominence that physicians exhibited in the network.
The modern role of funding green-energy projects has grown in prominence, but that old priority still sucks up the biggest share of the department's people and money.The second difficulty is the sheer size of the stimulus: the extra $39 billion dwarfs the department's pre-stimulus total annual budget of just $26 billion.
