And "course," of course, means that assessment is involved — assignments, tests, an ultimate credential.
These experiences, however, coupled with completing my Ph.D., only provide a foundation for achieving the ultimate credential in this field: Diplomate of the American Board of Forensic Anthropology.
For writers coming of age during and after the Boom, invoking Balcells became de rigueur, the ultimate literary credential, because it linked them to a special kind of origin story.
Along the way, there were disquieting playoff power outages in Cleveland, no ultimate N.B.A. credential to anoint him as a genuine savior and not a single suitor that could guarantee him a bed of roses to go along with his ransom.
Her story starts with the ultimate impeccable credential: a romance with young Bob Dylan.
At the zoo, on Monday morning, according to the zoo, the likely candidate gave the ultimate demonstration of her credentials.
Add to the mix the pressure that accompanies having a billionaire owner impatient for Premier League riches, and this was the ultimate test of Mackay's credentials.
Pulling credentials is the ultimate public power play, which is why it's not surprising to see the boisterous billionaire engaging in this kind of feud.
And they're so good, so clinical, at turning up the heat in those periods". With just 357 afternoons between Saturday and Twickenham's World Cup final, this match is being billed as the ultimate test of England's credentials.
I am a racist".Among the 1.2m Israeli Arabs, whose condition is the ultimate test of Israel's democratic credentials, there is much muttered alarm and one central beacon of hope.
"It's a beautiful paper," says Evelyn Telfer, a reproductive biologist at the University of Edinburgh in the U.K. "By producing live young, these cells have passed the ultimate test to prove their germline credentials," says Telfer.
