Despite this, on the well-defined measure of prominence, it is at least the second most prominent mountain in the world, and the most prominent not to be permitted whole continents in its foothills.
It takes work and some measure of prominence.
Still, she maintained a measure of prominence within party circles, and she was not forgotten.
THE Connecticut State Ethics Commission on Monday eliminated the unofficial celebrity status that had been used by the University of Connecticut's basketball coaches to enter into contracts with businesses, ruling that state employees who have achieved some measure of prominence must be treated the same as any other employee under state law.
The present study focuses on differentiating these behaviors by means of their associations with social status, distinguishing popularity (as a measure of prominence) and social preference (as a measure of likeability).
While we originally intended to use citation counts as a measure of prominence to select reports, limitations in the scope of grey literature citation tracking prevented this and hence expert consultation was used instead.
The measure gained new prominence after the August blackout, and coming to an agreement that can withstand opposition in the Senate will not be easy.
And writers in Kannada, an officially designated "classical language" (referring to its age), have achieved some measure of national prominence.Still, not all is rosy.
Some measure of the prominence of foie gras in fine-dining can be seen in this word cloud analyzing the words on tasting menus at highly rated San Francisco restaurants: bigger than oysters, caviar, fennel, chanterelles.
But Prall believes that the paper makes a valuable contribution by allowing the public to measure the scientific prominence of researchers who identify with certain views.
