As scientific and anecdotal evidence of football brain injuries' long-term effects grew in prominence in recent years, Casson dismissed outside studies that identified links to dementia and other cognitive decline, citing only their limitations and never their significance.
As some readers may know, the conclusion that modern warming is unique in a long-term context came to prominence with the temperature reconstruction that my co-authors and I published in the late 1990s.
Typically, attention is focused on long-term regulars who gained prominence through their philosophical publications, but even these do not in all cases fall into the period of the Vienna Circle proper.
But their prominence is a healthy long-term sign for the markets, which proved as gullible about the health of mortgage lenders in 2005 and 2006 as they were about dotcom stocks in 1999.
The study of long-term historical trends in material flows has gained some prominence in Ecological Economics since the first studies for Austria and the United Kingdom were published as part of a special section in 2002.
That said, the government's response to unrest which has consumed the country, will determine the long-term trajectory of Turkey's rapid rise to international prominence.
In recent decades, attracting researchers trained abroad has consistently formed a key part of China's push to gain international prominence in science and technology and thus power long-term economic growth.
The ETNV received its prominence in the scientific community as the database of the long-term Bogalusa Heart Study.
Long-term involvement of a consistent group of senior leaders has reinforced the presence, prominence and permanence of PPH's EIDM initiative.
By placing climate change within disaster risk reduction, while using the prominence of climate change to promote and achieve wider development agendas, a long-term perspective is supported in which related research better serves policy and practice and vice versa.
