"Tony Bennett has the pizazz, prestige, name recognition, talent, and ability to pull this thing off with class".
Laborde's true prize cannot be seen with the eyes: uppermost in everybody's thoughts are the prestige and recognition, the endorsement and respect, and the huge honour that comes with being one of the best among the select few even able to perform this murderous dance.
Fellowships are an extremely valuable means of both funding your education and gaining prestige and recognition.
On the flip of that is the prestige and recognition each team could get from local authorities and H1 itself.
Prestige, academic recognition and access to the reviews may be additional reasons for not undertaking Cochrane reviews.
Lack of prestige or recognition from other parts of the health system was also mentioned by some who felt they were not given sufficient opportunity to practice their diverse skills.
Also, it is important to keep in mind that publication is a means of communication for sharing experience and information, and not primarily a vehicle for prestige and recognition.
Access to political capital has also been related to behavioural traits and formal position of authority (Kingdon 2003), and, in the case of many Sub-Saharan African polities, to local norms where political capital is derived from honour, prestige or recognition (Hyden 2006).
Prestige or simple recognition is often mistaken for success.
With entrants carrying the colours of their respective countries, considerable international prestige and technological recognition was attached to the outcome.
