In after-the-fact stories, we heard about critical losses in four areas in particular: relationships, reputation, re-work and regeneration.
I would call that a reputation re-establishment tour.
The other outcome is that once they establish a good reputation on Re-Give, they can attempt to raise funds through financial contributions, thereby freeing themselves of debt.
Since the 1950s, Rodin's reputation has re-ascended; he is recognized as the most important sculptor of the modern era, and has been the subject of much scholarly work.
It is observed that by utilizing weight values as defined above and leveraging the proposed SeBPeMRF framework, link activations are higher on the boundaries of the deployment area, thus prioritizing scheduling and routing on regions with lower reputation for PUs (re)appearance (Figures 7 and 8).
Due to the high impact of PUs activity on secondary network performance - stemmed from the requirement for ensuring seamless primary network operation - we focus on leveraging information regarding the reputation about PUs (re)appearances at specific locations with the aim of avoiding secondary routing paths across regions with high volatile PU activity.
"This is a guy who came to town from a provincial place, seeking to restore his family's reputation and to re-establish his wealth," Marsh said.
Aged 29, in 1995, he bought a 450-year-old pub, The Ringers, with a cramped kitchen, an outside toilet and a reputation for trouble, re-named it and opened a French bistro.
But even if audiences have increased, Mr Childs faces a battle to convince the television production community to come to UKTV with its programme ideas, given its longstanding reputation for showing re-runs.
During the 70's and 80's it gained an international reputation for its re-creations of Diaghilev-era ballets like Fokine's "Spectre de la Rose" and Nijinska's "Train Bleu".
For example, a University Department or group might wish to expose its results on its own webpages to enhance the reputation and provide re-usable material.
