Britten was a bigger man and a more important composer than his present reputation suggests.
The poems therefore 'represent a challenge within art to aesthetics, and Eliot thereby emerges as a more radical, iconoclastic figure than his present reputation allows'.
This is probably what has earned Arrhenius his present reputation as the first to have provided a model for the effect of industrial activity on global warming.
The entire body of work on which my present reputation is based was produced after the apomorphine treatment, and would never have been produced if I had not taken the cure and stayed off junk".
The creation of a strong anti-corruption body proved a turning point in Hong Kong in the 1970s, helping it emerge from the control of organised crime to its present reputation for integrity – it's now ranked 14th in Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index.
Trust-based detection depends on past and present reputation of node.
I was intrigued by the tension: horse racing as both a former big ticket event for the masses in the delirious 1920s and 30s, one of pomp and circumstance, versus its present reputation as a grim receptacle of misery.
Figure 8 presents the reputation score of secondary users after 1 to 100 iterations of the learning phase for IPMCD.
To his mind, "L'Adultera" (1882), one of the studies of tormented heroines on which his present-day reputation rests, was primarily about "the circumstantial and the scenery".
In a recent review of "Berlin Now: The City After the Wall," by Peter Schneider, Nicholas Kulish, the former Berlin correspondent for the Times, characterized the city's present-day reputation for nocturnal (or, really, matinal) excess as such: "It's Berlin as Ibiza or Cancun, but with bad weather".
