"With national security rising in prominence in terms of what people care about, Vice President Cheney is a very hot commodity".
Mr. Zukin, a professor at Rutgers University, said that for some, the storm had achieved a prominence in terms of public interest that is as dominant if not more so as the election.
These two moves seem to be assigned rhetorical prominence in terms of early positioning, recursion, obligatory presence, and relatively high textual space assigned.
This implies that the prominence of these attributes in terms of its relation to other attributes is consistent.
In our cohort, we were impressed by the prominence of fatigue, both in terms of how frequently it was mentioned across FGs and how severely impairing it was for so many women.
"It's a case not just in terms of prominence, but with the power to affect systemic reform.
Concurrent with the decline of the left, the figure of the 'expert' public intellectual filled the void and eventually replaced the critical intellectual in terms of prominence and moral authority on issues of the day.
The data were analysed to ascertain the attention paid to HIV/AIDS cognitive-oriented information and HIV/AIDS activity-oriented information in terms of frequency, prominence, and space.
These may be linked to other aspects of the methodology such as the use of EQ-VT (for example, did the computer aid make round number valuations more attractive, in terms of visual prominence or the ease of arriving at those valuations?).
Bookstores have gradually been losing their prominence, and the U.S. market is oversaturated in terms of the number of retail stores.
Steve Bannon, the President's former strategist and adviser, associated himself with the Moore campaign, and Tuesday was a significant loss for him, though it would be a mistake to underestimate what his prominence in the campaign also gained him, in terms of his efforts to position himself at the nexus of a political network.
