During his tenure as Dean, Dr. Boehm brought the School to national prominence by adding the bachelor and doctoral programs in Social Work.
Later in the day, a colleague in the office will give the best contributions extra prominence by adding them to the end of the main article.
She rose to prominence by adding thick, sultry vocals to clubby dubstep tracks, and claims to prefer the camaraderie of the nightclub crowd to the lonely exposure of the stage.
But getting noticed by the likes of Google and others "could be the future equivalent of digital EPG prominence", he added.
If it wishes to sustain public service broadcasting there needs to be certain things that help sustain it, that you trade for those [PSB] obligations and one of those things historically has been EPG prominence," he added.
Among the actors, special critical praise was reserved for the composer's brother, Fred Sullivan, in the role of the Learned Judge: "The greatest 'hit' was made by Mr. F. Sullivan, whose blending of official dignity, condescension, and, at the right moment, extravagant humour, made the character of the Judge stand out with all requisite prominence, and added much to the interest of the piece".
"They make a living preying upon the good nature of reporters like you, who give their cause prominence," she argues, adding (rather quotably) that they also prey upon "that portion of the population that thinks Prohibition might not have been a bad idea".
If we focus on 'relevance', the textual metafunction creates relevance by adding prominence through assigning relative value to parts of the clause (Matthiessen 1992).
The horizontal axis vector (r i + s j ) named "Prominence" is made by adding r i to s j, which shows the importance of the element.
But the federal adoption of the idea gave it added prominence.
