"She blazed a trail across a range of measures, notably prize money, but also coverage.
Indeed, since it began in October 2006, the Netflix contest was significant less for the prize money than as a test case for new ideas about how to efficiently foster innovation in the Internet era — notably, offering prizes as an incentive and encouraging online collaboration to tap minds worldwide.
I cite Singapore as the model for a pact in which private freedoms, notably the freedom to earn and spend money, appear prized far more highly than public freedoms such as free expression.
Most notably, the disputes would be arbitrated by Delaware's judges, who are prized for their knowledge and ability in adjudicating corporate law matters.
The lake is also prized for trout fishing, although the native cutthroat trout are now endangered by introduced predators, notably lake trout.
Visual display was prized.
Most prizes, most notably the Booker, respect (and so enforce) national boundaries.
Thinking of the painters who have previously won the prize – notably Chris Ofili and Tomma Abts – only points out that Yiadom-Boakye isn't there yet.
Its practitioners, notably Gilbert and George (Turner prize-winners 1986) and Richard Long (winner 1989) were the established names of British modern art at the time the Turner was founded.
Indeed, because these prizes, notably the Goncourt, Femina and Renaudot, virtually guarantee sales of 200,000 or more copies of winning novels, they too stimulate the onslaught.
Meanwhile, though foreign publishers have embraced Nigerian writers living abroad, notably the Booker Prize-winner Ben Okri, their active curiosity about those in Nigeria has clearly waned.
