Ballet West's prestige and social structure — with only 40 dancers and a relatively isolated setting in Salt Lake City, the company is extremely tight-knit — were key selling points.
Mr. Finley, 23, said there was "definitely something tempting" about the structure and prestige of a high-paying finance job.
Wilson's as-big-as-a-Boeing aluminium structure might add prestige to the expanding aviation industry but its creation will degrade the natural environment.
The strategic collaboration and workings of these transnational capitals and sovereign statehood are evident their economic and political powers have been shaping and informing the re-structuring of the prestige perceptions and hierarchy of the global scientific publishing industry.
It all works because director Matt Reeves structured his film like a prestige drama.
Just as scholar-officials owed their social prestige to their government degrees, Wang wanted to structure all of society as a mass of dependents loyal to the central government.
The Prestige sinking area corresponds to an asymmetric half-graben structure with a N S trend, which conditions the present-day morphology.
"The way in which an episodic game is structured," Parkin observes, "is very similar to prestige, premium TV".
In the iconography of New York, no bridge is more famous than the Brooklyn Bridge, but a largely overlooked stepsister structure over the East River has quietly been accumulating prestige.
Firstly, the criticality of a task is evaluated using the proposed Weighted Proximity Prestige (WPP) index, which takes into account both the network structure and the dynamic urgency levels of response goals.
