Even before the 95th NFL season kicked off last month, the east coast (American) football team picked up the prestigious gold standard from eco-building certifier LEED.
The Arabic of the Koran remained a prestigious and nearly unchanging standard throughout the Islamic world.
You may even move from laboratory to laboratory, hoping to find a professional home that's more prestigious or has higher standards of performance--or because your professional relationships at your last lab were strained.
In late 2013 Republicans were already putting out quiet feelers to Petraeus, the military's most prestigious general, to be their standard bearer in 2016.
However, more and more experienced cardiac surgeons have reported encouraging results about TAESM during past years, which is considered the therapeutic gold standard in many prestigious cardiac centres today, even if alcohol septal ablation develops as another choice for high-risk patients [ 15– 17].
Without the rigorous peer-reviewed standards required by prestigious academic publications, the Olin Foundation was able to inject into the mainstream a number of works whose scholarship was debatable at best.
The five-time world champion said he understood the desire to include more lower-ranked players in the tournament but said a prestigious event was suffering with sub-standard tables.
The same phenomenon, the replacement of nonstandard or less prestigious forms with forms borrowed from the standard language or dialect, has taken place in many different places at many different times.
Carte's hotels have remained among the most prestigious in London, with the London Evening Standard calling the Savoy "London's most famous hotel" in 2009.
It balances the integration of proven technology and innovation to deliver a system that meets the exacting standards of a car as prestigious as the BMW 6 Series Coupé.
The prestigious Cudlipp Award went to the London Evening Standard.
