As part of a first national audit, primacy was given to collecting a small amount of information across a relatively large set of constructs.
These documents identified evidence of doctors with skill decay practising in professional isolation in an environment where primacy was given to custodial management [ 15, 16].
Fusion Maia, Danang Pampering is given primacy at Fusion Maia, where all-inclusive spa treatments come as part of the package.
The French name cot is given primacy, even though it's a term now largely confined to the Loire Valley for a grape far better known around the world as malbec.
In this telling, the 1793 Deptford, New Jersey, landing of a hot-air balloon is given primacy over the Philadelphia launch of the same balloon; the 1909 fixed-wing flight by the Boland Brothers, of Rahway, gets good screen time, the 1903 Wright Brothers flight does not.
The emphasis on starry clientele is indeed distracting -- what should be a part of the Bulgari story, secondary to aspects of the work that stand as exemplary regardless of its popularity with the famous at the time of production, is given a primacy that implies that a large part of what makes Bulgari's work museum-worthy is the mere fact of famous people liking it.
In the current ethical and research governance climate, primacy tends to be given to considerations of individual autonomy [ 2] over considerations of public benefit.
The 6th Congress signified a move away from orthodox communism, with the Juche given primacy over Marxism Leninism; in foreign relations, an independent national policy was given primacy over proletarian internationalism.
Bathrooms are given primacy at this old electricity plant on the banks of Nieuwe Maas river.
