Meredith Monk's "Eclipse" even has a written score, notated in several colors and reproduced on the cover of the catalog, as if to announce the prominence of sound events within.
Due to the prominence of those events in the Christian gospel, celebrated during the Holy Week leading up to Easter, the site has long been a place of pilgrimage for Christians around the world.
McIlroy's prominence in any event adds excitement.
A march drawing attention to the persecution of homosexuals in 1978 grew through the 1980s into the Sydney Gay (and Lesbian, after 1988) Mardi Gras, gaining large crowds and international prominence as an event and arts program (held annually in February).
This shows the strong bounded nature of the process, and the prominence of the event denoted by the process (Shen1995,2004).
Despite his prominence at the event, Faraday Future is now downplaying their ties to the embattled CEO and his flailing company, which appears to be on the brink of economic collapse.
With skateboarding increasing in prominence on television through events like the X Games, skaters have attained new levels of fame, making the area like Hollywood in at least some respects.
According to our data the number of people and counts in complex cases do not compensate to bring the overall load of complex events the prominence of the share of simpler cases in system's load.
The revisionist dissident prominence in the 1968 events overshadowed the equally significant awakening taking place among the working class of Poland.
