The popular thing may be intended to entertain but lacks any notable artistic credibility, achieving popularity through cynical marketing and manipulation of the media.
Otway's tragedies, particularly Venice Preserved, are notable for their psychological credibility and their clear and powerful presentation of human passions.
The shape of the photographs thus contributes to presenting to potential donors a sense of objectivity and credibility – one notable exception being the playful presentation of Le rire médecin, as shown in Figure 3.
In a budget statement perhaps more notable for what it left out (Osborne's credibility gap, 17 March), George Osborne has confirmed reductions to personal independence payment (PIP); however, no additional welfare cuts have been announced.
The EcoComplex not only gave us access to the scientists at Rutgers University but also brought us credibility through its affiliation with NASA and other notable institutions.
But in the past two decades the field has gained credibility, thanks to the work of a handful of notable practitioners, including Steven Pinker, Paul Bloom, Philip Lieberman, and Sue Savage-Rumbaugh.
What is notable is Lévy's focus on America, and also on the impact of weakened American credibility in countries such as Iran and North Korea.
The simultaneous protests are notable because they involve two very different organizations, whose successes have depended, in large part, on the public credibility of their commitment to a cause.
Index's participation is particularly notable given it's the fund's first foray into health tech — helping to lay a foundation of credibility that Big Health aims to build on.
Certainly, it was notable that, while the polls were neck and neck on voting intention, Labour regularly lagged on leadership competence and economic credibility.
