An example would be emphasizing that you presented a paper at a prestigious conference rather than describing the content of the presentation, which isn't likely to mean much to them.
In what is certainly the first of many pieces of VR original content to receive a prestigious award, "Henry," a short film by Oculus, has just received an Emmy for Outstanding Original Interactive Program.
PicApp: Enables bloggers to choose from extensive collections of millions of copyrighted images being updated by the thousands each day that have been licensed from Getty Images, Corbis and other prestigious image agencies to visualize the content on their web sites.
It will control some of the weightier ministries (such as foreign affairs, finance and justice), while the CDU/CSU will have to content itself with some less prestigious ones (such as economics, interior and defence).Equally important, Ms Merkel has had to make big policy concessions, although insiders insist that they are only tactical in nature.
Earlier, Haaretz cited a letter by ministry official Dalia Fenig, who wrote that the book, which this year received Israel's prestigious Bernstein literary prize, was excluded because its content was deemed unfit for high school students.
During the 1980s and 1990s, Anderson & Sheppard — the prestigious Savile Row suit maker to kings and movie stars — seemed content to survive through its existing clients and, perhaps, their sons.
Even the prestigious Financial Times has a gratis iPhone app to access most of its content for free.
The manpon spoof TV advert went viral with over 1.4m views, recently won the Drum Content award for Best Not-for-Profit campaign, and was also nominated for the prestigious Golden Radiator award.
On the scene long before prestigious higher ed institutions began adopting Coursera, Deltak helps universities transition their brands, content and programs into online experiences that are on par with on-campus services.
Not content to remain a master of pulp, Bradbury set his sights on more prestigious magazines.
