So I've spent the intervening hours being thoroughly freaked out by this sudden elevation of Genzlinger to national prime-time prominence.
The 76ers' mentor, who cut his coaching teeth with Denver in the old American Basketball Association, meant that today's young stars are exactly where Julius Erving, David Thompson and George Gervin were 25 years ago, about to go from establishment outcasts to prime-time prominence, à la Sonny and Cher.
Norman may have viewed the Times' prominence on East Coast ten-worst lists with indifference, but his wife, Dorothy, known as Buff, did not.
Ward was at the time achieving prominence for works like his 1869 "Indian Hunter," the first American work of sculpture installed in Central Park, southwest of the Mall in the mid-60's.
The current atmosphere has also emboldened the conservatives, who are keen to prevent reformist factions from rising to their one-time political prominence ahead of the Majles election.
We consider a temporal window of one day between the CH topological changes and the start and end times of prominence eruptions and onset of CMEs.
The motivation for developing a method for characterizing changes in FDG-PET scans at the voxel level comes from the fact that probing tumor heterogeneity, as well as changes in that heterogeneity over time, is gaining prominence as a research topic [16].
Last year's Whitney Biennial, the best edition of the American art extravaganza in a decade or more, devoted an entire floor of the Whitney Museum to performance, giving art that takes place in time the same prominence as art that hangs on a wall or sits on a plinth.
We specifically did not attempt to dig deeper or look for gut feelings, at the same time acknowledging their prominence in the diagnostic process.
That, however, is down from nearly 75percentt in 1999 and, as the shift overseas continues at many manufacturers, commodities inevitably jump to prominence from time to time.
