He holds numerous honorary doctorates in addition to other major awards in recognition of his remarkable standing in the profession.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, Kathleen Kennedy, president of Lucasfilms and a producer on Star Wars VII, said it was "quite remarkable standing here within three weeks of finishing filming on Star Wars episode VII".
In any case, it is well recognized that populations of some wild progenitors, such as teosinte, exhibit remarkable levels of standing genetic variation, supplying ample raw material for the operation of artificial selection (e.g., Doebley 2004; Buckler and Stevens 2006).
"But it's remarkable that the general bounce back from the Bush administration in the negative standing of the United States has held up".
The standing of the Yale Center for British Art as one of the world's great museums and study centers finds expression in its remarkable building, designed by Louis I. Kahn (1901 1974).
Another is the standing of the biographer.
In Birmingham Edgbaston, Gisela Stuart, against the swings of the night, pulled off a remarkable victory by standing on the distinctively modern platform of: "My values are Labour but I think for myself".
Dalglish has a remarkable, long-standing relationship with Wembley.
Among the ad's many evocative images is a remarkable shot of a farmer standing in a sun-drenched field against the silhouette of something that looks suspiciously like a mountain range.
This all culminated in the remarkable sight of Hilary Benn standing up in front of his boss to passionately declare, with a rhetorical flourish that would have done his father proud (while possibly leaving him in despair), that fascists cannot be appeased so he was voting with the government to bomb Syria.
Yet, when considered as signal episodes, these stories amplify Calhoun's remarkable talent for standing at the capricious pivot of success and failure.
