In past years, when we compiled our list of the Best Cemeteries in America, we looked at the most historically important cemeteries across the country and selected our favorites based on the number of celebrity burials (the celebrity factor can be indicative of both prestige and quality), maintenance and the cemetery's location.
Based on these proposed criteria, we attempt to unravel the complex and politically charged food system of the stratified societies of the pre-Columbian Greater Antilles with an eye towards refining our understanding of the development and maintenance of prestige and institutionalized power therein.
Francis Joseph thus surrendered his domestic prerogatives in Hungary, including his protection of the non-Magyar peoples, in exchange for the maintenance of dynastic prestige abroad.
This study examines the distribution, maintenance, and attainment of culinary prestige, focusing on nation-states as subjects.
Despite high maintenance and fuel costs, the aircraft acts as a prestige emblem, drawing in the well-heeled corporate passengers British Airways, in particular, sees as its principal source of income.
We thus give evidence of the Abrams and Strogatz remark: language coexistence is unstable if we consider a fixed prestige, but introducing the prestige as a control variable of the model enables the maintenance of a bilingual society, where both languages have a density above a critical value.
Within our current framework, the maintenance of a bilingual society is shown to be possible by introducing the prestige of a language as a control variable.
Studies examining socio-economic status and health outcomes have found the initiation and maintenance of healthy behaviours is dependent on individual-level resources such as knowledge, money, prestige, power and beneficial social connections [ 56], or a combination of contextual factors such as negative exposures [ 57] and the quality of the physical, social, and service environment [ 58, 59].
