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Nasa says the image is a classic example of a solar prominence (also known as a filament when viewed against the solar disk).

Upon Craig's return to Canada, he found that Free the Children had been catapulted to an organization of national prominence.

The video actually shows a solar 'prominence' - a little-understood feature which develops in the surface of the sun.

A solar prominence is a cloud of solar gas held just above the surface by the Sun's magnetic field.

Just as a sunspot was turning away from Earth on Sept. 8, the active region erupted, producing a solar flare and a fantastic prominence.

Ur was a very wealthy city, and was at the height of its prominence around the time Abraham lived there.

He suddenly came into prominence as a result of his refusal to obey the party-line on the nationalization of steel.

In the Old Testament the thought of the kingdom took the first place; in the New Testament prominence is given to that of Priesthood.

The swelling is often mistaken for a bone prominence.

The General Theory of Verbal Humor has achieved prominence as an encompassing and formalized way of understanding humor.

Given the high cost of a wedding, and the prominence of celebrities eloping, this might be an option worth considering.

Its prominence also made it a frequent subject of public debates about obesity, corporate ethics and consumer responsibility.

For a politician whose rise to prominence was largely built upon his powers as an orator, Obama is well versed in the arts of speech-making.

The theory's origins went back to the beginning of the century, but it had come to prominence only a decade or so before.

His pictures looked down from giant hoardings all over the country and no other official or politician was allowed to rise to prominence.

He said Friday that G. M. still must make drastic changes if it is to regain its prominence in the auto industry.

In recent years, the question of illegal crime in minor of adolescent was becoming prominence, which has aroused the social high interest.

In a great deal of ways to improve administrative efficiency, ideological and political education occupies the space of top prominence.

Trimble refused a host of makeovers from various magazines and TV shows after she shot to prominence, saying she was happy with her looks.

Whether the accusations are true or just the sniping of losers (or both), the prominence with which the press reported them was remarkable.

Its prominence has had much to with the global dominance of its culture, the allure of its labour market and its lavish bursaries.

But in the light of time's perspective their deceptive prominence fades; with a sence of loss we recall the important tasks pushed aside.

Despite gaining traction in its effort to expand, the nuclear power industry is unlikely to move smoothly into a new era of prominence.

The fact is, notwithstanding the timing of her rise to prominence, Ms Rowling never did really fit into the feelgood Blairite story.

Voluntary restraint agreements are designed to help domestic industries reorganize, restructure, and recapture production prominence.

Prominence of imbalances of interest conflicts of interest are a serious threat to the universalization of a harmonious society.

The Americans, meanwhile, suggested that accepting more prisoners would be "a low-cost way for Belgium to attain prominence in Europe. "

Another part of the museum's collection is about to be given new prominence, but this time permanently.

Jar Jar Binks was the first character to be developed for Episode I, in part because of the prominence of his role in the movie.

He entered into a partnership with media outlets he knew would give prominence to the material.

It gives prominence to its productions advantage and its competitive strength among craft brothers .

There was a low prominence in the middle of the desert, too small to be called a hill.

But she rose to new prominence with her actions in the committee room in Parliament on Tuesday.

State media have highlighted the efforts of the emergency services, and given prominence to a visit to the scene by Premier Wen Jiabao.

Antunes played one full season with Pacos, quickly rising to prominence as one of the Bwinliga's best up-and-coming left backs.

The prominence of that finger gives them their other name, "pterodactyl" , which means "winged finger" .

But in the 1970s, as he rose to prominence in his field, he refused to declare allegiance to Nicolae Ceausescu, the Romanian dictator.

But it did not stave off a slide from economic or political prominence.

A few weeks later the firm was accused of giving prominence in its search results, in return for payment, to unlicensed drugs companies.

Multivariate associations of lip tubercle prominence with vaginal orgasm (ever and past month consistency) and with orgasm by other means.

The next day, the same prominence looked slightly different.

Demand Media is part of a wave of online media companies that have risen to prominence with low-cost, high-volume content.

Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) is the most severe form of PMS, with the prominence anger, irritability, and internal tension.

It was found that the cast-in-place tubular pile gives prominence to its vertical bearing capacity.

The prominence of the caring dimension has never had such a high profile in healthcare practice before.

Dendritic cells had a plenty of bifurcate prominence just like branches under a scanning electron microscope.

The lack of targets with sufficient scale means that multi-nationals have no short-cut to national prominence through a big acquisition.

Also, now that some of these networks are taking prominence, don't forget the alternative or older networks.

Diverse writings and beliefs competed for prominence during the early centuries of the Christian church.

Candidates with the prominence and fund-raising prowess of Mr Romney and Mr Perry can afford to shrug off the results of the straw poll.

Islamism has rivalled Pushtunwali for centuries; it has often gained prominence, as currently, in time of war.

A famous commander, tribal chief and cleric, Haqqani came to prominence during the war against the Soviets.

The prominence theory of a- structure contrasts in a number of respects with the view that a- structures are sets.

From the side, it shows a definite profile due to the prominence of the superciliary ridges.

But such detailing is also suggestive of his virtuosity, underlined by the prominence of his right hand appearing in full light.

The election, a thrilled Mr Daley told The Economist soon afterwards, would help to bring Chicago the prominence it had always hoped for.

Still, the differences among the auto makers suggest competing technologies will jostle for prominence.

In such a case you will have to make a choice - e. g. choose the event or circumstance that is given most prominence in the news story.

This seems particularly marked among the photographers who came to prominence in the early 1960s , David Bailey being the exception .

This gives a lot more prominence to the transfer centre, but I'll go into that in more detail in a separate transfers blog.

midway between the prominence of the anterior superior iliac spine and the great trochanter.

The choice of plant strains gives prominence to the seasonal changes in Spring and Autumn, corresponding to that at the West Mountain.

After many years, a woman he knew rose to a position of world prominence.

The growing prominence of Weibo as a focal point for dissenting voices will inevitably attract the attention of the authorities.

When Pharaoh promoted him to prominence, Joseph still maintained a servant's heart, even with his brothers, who had betrayed him.

The prominence plasma flows along a tangled and twisted structure of magnetic fields generated by the sun's internal dynamo.

Represents the prayer beads of elusive imperial sacrifices as an ornament, give prominence to human nature to truth, good and beauty pursue.

The local color writing is the form of regionalism, which came to prominence in the United States in the late 19th century.

We have certainly seen the subject of debt market development featuring with increasing prominence in regional financial forums.

Among them is Roberto Lavagna, who gained international prominence as economy minister under President Kirchner and his predecessor.

access and for the social prominence that his learning gave him.

In the Bible, the cup used by Jesus Christ at the Last Supper is little more than a prop, given no particular prominence.

Zhang also brought the actress Gong Li to prominence, casting her in starring roles in six of his films.

Conclusions Liquid nitrogen cryotherapy combined with conventional western medicine treatment has prominence effect.

Skull and Muzzle Top of skull should be flat, showing no prominence at nuchal crest (the top of the occiput).

Ultrasonic feature of colorectal cancer were varied. They were three types: prominence, ulceration and thick wall stenosis.

It is a grand goal and a very arduous task too realizing Central Plains economy rising to prominence.

This is argued to be cognitively motivated by the conceptual prominence of the CORE stage in a speech act scenario.

San Mateo, Calif. -based BrightEdge uses tools to help companies increase their prominence on search engines like Google.

In his writings, ordinary daily life was presented and trivial characters were portrayed and prominence was given to personal value.

But this can be a false balance if minority views are given equal prominence to well-accepted science.

The fact that Mr. Tang is also the region's second-ranking government official reflects the prominence of the project.

In this remarkable image, a small, pinkish solar prominence can also be seen along the edge, below the diamonds.

Wang Ping: A girl and an aborigine put together the whole performance, which gave prominence to the humanistic spirit.

Just change your point of view slightly and, presto, your seagull stands with visual prominence against the blue sky.

For Chinese research to have more global prominence, Zhao said, more support for innovative research is key.

The prominence of coumarin in natural products and biologically active molecules has promoted considerable efforts toward their synthesis.

Paris Another place not usually seen as a cyclists' paradise, although the Velib system has helped boost the prominence of bikes.

Andrew Roberts's "The Storm of War" , is a rare example of a British writer giving the second world war's eastern front proper prominence.

But it gained momentum in 1980 with the founding of the Green Party, the first environmental party to gain national prominence in Europe.

Choose the one that is given most prominence - e. g. in terms of the amount of time or commentary devoted to it.

Computing has changed radically since Microsoft rose to prominence 25 years ago with its operating system for IBM's personal computer.

They gain numbers and prominence, but they also have to contend with resistance and hostility from those who feel threatened.

Due to the different characteristics between Chinese and English, the entity in the position of prominence is different.

"Stratosphere" creates the viewer's imagination by the even shade of the color and the difference of the density of the prominence.

A relatively new subdiscipline in architecture that has gained significant prominence is the Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA).

Its growth in prominence began in the second century BC with the rise of the Silk Route between the Mediterranean and China.

The speed at which the dollar rose to prominence suggests that the yuan might be an international currency as soon as 2020, says Mr.

Mao's refusal to let Lin gain more prominence within the Party and the government deeply frustrated Lin.

Our activity will give prominence to the consanguineous relationship between Microsoft and our entertainment, study and work.

He first came to prominence in 1992 when he failed to win the safe Conservative seat of Cheltenham, in the west of England.

The lawyer reached a position of prominence in her profession at an early age.

To understand how these products reached such prominence, we must first look at why the relational model became dominant in the industry.

A rural Catholic bishop, Mr Lugo rose to national prominence as a liberation theologian and advocate for land reform.

Abundant finds of horse and chariot fittings signified the added prominence of the horse and horse-drawn conveyance in the Zhou realm.

Carry out Researching Study and Give Prominence to the Characteristics of "Two Courses"

Martin Luther King Jr. rose to prominence in the 1950's and 60's as the young leader of a non-violent protest movement for racial equality.

the relative prominence of a syllable (especially with regard to stress or pitch).

But on the nordic skiing World Cup circuit, the 2 men have brought the United States to a new prominence.

However, it maintained almost the end of two seconds, "replace" It is the corona, some prominence of vague.

These models first came to prominence in 2004, when an international team of scientists published a study of more than a thousand species.

Newspapers, next day, accorded the story similar prominence.

SEO's strategic value is quickly fading as Google's growth slows and its prominence in distribution slides away.

Despite its prominence in the debate on global imbalances, China is not representative of most emerging markets.

Once the prominence of the prosthesis was discovered, a lateral radiograph was performed to confirm position.

The energy mechanism that creates a solar prominence is still a topic of research.

Organic renewal gives prominence to carrying on, reorganizing and melting historical information and skeletons of site.

Jiang, who trained as an electrical engineer, rose to national prominence as mayor of Shanghai.

in the depression between the prominence of the medial malleolus and heel tendon.

The glamor of the East was brought to international prominence by the Russian national school .

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It protects you from destructive controversies. Consider how often people of prominence are laid low by revelations of impropriety.

This was the time when Pandit Sashadhar rose into prominence.

Their prominence began in the early 20th century, beginning with arch-top instruments like the F-5 mandolin and L-5 guitar.

And, it will give more prominence to the global warming aspect of vegetarianism in the next batch of leaflets it orders.

The industrial giants, often family-run, are responsible for the country's rise to prosperity and prominence over the past two decades.

This paper first used "technocracy" in March 1933, when a book reviewer bemoaned the "lurid prominence" of the term.

Meanwhile, Chinese state media outlets gave prominence to the North's contention that the South fired first.

The fact that Paraguays president was visiting Taiwan at the time gave the story unwarranted prominence .

They gave prominence to Cis expressive quality, with emphasis on the moral cultivation of poets in advocacy for elegant poetic style.

Compared to the traditional media, the advantage of network media gives its prominence.

During the 1990s, Japan and Europe tried to reduce the prominence of the dollar and to boost the use of their respective currencies.

Just parts are concerned, fat suction art more for your abdomen, waist, hips, thighs iliac prominence in areas such as the lateral, neck.

Warriors of God gained some prominence two months ago when it staged a failed attack on the border crossing between Gaza and Israel.

Prominence given to a syllable, word, or words, as by raising the voice or printing in italic type.

Soft tissue is compressed between bony prominence and external surface for a prolonged period of time.

Vocal prominence or emphasis given to a particular syllable, Word, or phrase.

Promoting client websites online to increase prominence within their web community where possible.

As an additional element, they play the role of emphatic rhetoric in the negative sentence, increasing the negative prominence.

Undoubtly it would receive prominence in the media, and probably credence, which clearly was among Birdsongs objectives.

Rising from the ashes of a failed potato exchange in downtown Manhattan, the modern-day oil market came to prominence in the 1980s.

Actually the middle class in much of Europe first achieve prominence in agriculture, not industry.

This further illustrates Utah's increasing prominence in the winter sports and outdoor recreation industry.

Scientists had speculated that dinosaurs rose to prominence when an asteroid struck Earth and wiped out other species.

Mr. Armstrong flew 78 missions as a Navy combat pilot in the Korean War and later gained prominence as a civilian government test pilot.

Give your physical address extra prominence on your "Contact Us" page.

The moon came into prominence once again when it became a staging ground for the Alliances new Rebel base.

The construction of sight-seeing woods will give prominence to the dominating view effect from the CCTV Launch Tower.

Romney was magnanimous, issuing a statement claiming that Perry had "earned a place of prominence as a leader in our party" .

The laterally projecting prominence of the pelvis or pelvic region from the waist to the thigh.

Miss Schwartz came to prominence in the 1980s when she made detailed measurements of the Mona Lisa and a Leonardo self-portrait.

Although his work was instrumental in bringing the Copernican system into prominence, Galileo was far more than just an astronomer.

The aluminum deck design gives prominence to the style of the modern decoration trend.

With Python's rise to prominence the develop community has always kept the same ideals and stayed true to the Zen of Python.

This partly reflects the number and prominence of NGOs in South America and the semi-official role which some governments give them.

And this gained Einstein prominence around the world.

All wooden crates for steel components, bundles and loose items shall display in prominence appropriate signages for transportation.

The kings of the Kush built temples there, with the intention of ensuring Amun's prominence.

Third, optimize the structure, implement the responsibility to prominence of coal sales.

teacher's requirement of undergraduates is classified into 4 grades, prominence test for corresponding average mark difference is taken.

Efforts to give religious teaching more prominence in secondary schools in Berlin have failed.

Second, the region has created city images by giving prominence to local feature and architectural style.

The origins of the flag are uncertain, though it gained prominence in the early 20th century.

Taylor, 57, gained prominence as a monetary expert at Stanford University before coming to Treasury.

Mr Humala is a former army officer who literally shot to prominence when he led an attempted coup in 2000.

Temperate forest ecosystems occupy a position of prominence among all ecosystems.

And what about all the sex, and the prominence of the soulless woman, the femme fatale?

These uses were not widespread and the word only came to prominence during a particularly stormy winter of 1880-81.

Even though the dollar won't go away as a reserve asset, but the prominence of RMB is increasing.

This family has gained rapid prominence because of its demonstrated and anticipated roles in immunity, cell death and growth, and diseases.

EMS give prominence to modularization and opening, can offer a suit of theory and guide for local government.

The boycott continued throughout 1956 and King gained national prominence for his role in the campaign.

Second, the prominence of innovation, strengthen ideological and political theory courses leading role of the teacher.

When a company of Apple's prominence slips up badly, it will inevitably be called to account.

Before the Tang Dynasty, Chinese architecture gave prominence mainly to the original colors of materials.

There should give more prominence to the Taoism zoology characteristic to keep the persisting development of Laoshan mount Taoism.

In decades of prominence, her dignity drew others to the unfinished work of justice.

This influence brings your personal, domestic and emotional life to prominence.

Adding to the fears is the growing prominence of longtime NDP rival, the Muslim Brotherhood.

Benjamin Franklin took a large role in Philadelphia's early rise to prominence.

However, the health needs of women are given neither the attention nor the prominence they deserve.

Chinese media gave little prominence to the latest killings and largely stuck to reports issued by the government news agency, Xinhua.

Calls for new labour laws that reflect the growing prominence of internships have got nowhere.

However mans activity gives prominence action to the formation of mine debris flow.

These days, one-year MBA programmes are growing in prominence and quality across Europe and Asia.

It also called for greater prominence of in- come distribution and less reliance on averages.

In fact, there were many more scholars who had their schools of thought but these four were the ones that gained prominence and spreading.

The central characters of the novel are jostling for prominence.

Audrey gained immediate prominence in the US with her role in Roman Holiday (1953) in 1953.

The synthetic organic pesticides gained prominence during the World War II.

First is the new prominence of the G20 grouping of leading governments that brings the US and China together.

Cognitive prominence plays a key role in the construction of similarity in metaphor.

In the present paper the author tries to approach translation in the perspective of experiential view, prominence view and attentional view.

It is not clear why the Guangdong project has been suddenly revived and given such prominence by Sinopec.

The bony structure beneath the eyes is well chiseled with no prominence in the cheeks.

Apps have been around for years, but burst into prominence when Apple opened its App Store in July 2008.

The clouds give greater prominence to words that appear more frequently in the source text.

The method based on the analysis of spectrogram gives prominence to the difference between noise and speech signal in low SNR situation.

The reason the primary and secondary with three distinct levels of prominence.

He gives more prominence to Europe, where, after the London and Madrid bombings and other thwarted attempts, a new front-line has opened up.

Since the 17th century Britain has been known for its prominence in banking.

The square will make a feature of greening, give prominence to the local plant species, and show the local features.

Fruit woody or leathery, with keel-like prominence or wing, indehiscent.

It seems important to us that all dealers have equal prominence and visitor exposure.

From childhood on, books held a place of almost religious prominence in Wharton's life.

This is a degree known to have unusually strong power to "thrust" something out into prominence.

The Chinese civilization has always given prominence to unremitting self-improvement, reform and innovation.

A movie of the March 30, 2010 prominence eruption, starting with a zoomed in view.

The Literature gives prominence to patriotism.

Given time, if the NEX range takes off, will Alpha still be given prominence then?

Australian and Brazilian banks have also risen to prominence.

Only time will tell if this new Muslim Brotherhood will rise to prominence in Egypt.

In the past few centuries fossil fuels have risen to prominence, with calamitous consequences for the world's climate.

From this atmosphere , great flame like prominence sometimes extends out into space .

Third, and most importantly, the Bundesbank achieved its past prominence because it was steering Europe's main economy.

Now, another shift is taking place, and it is threatening to rob televisions of their prominence -- and value -- in the home.

China's ascendance to prominence must begin with our generation!

The mass media and commercial sponsorship have maintained its prominence in the English sporting calendar.

Prominence the quality or condition of being prominent.

Field trial in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Jiangxi and etc showed that nitenpyram 50% WSG had prominence control effect on orange aphids .

They include veterans of the 1988 students' movement and others who came to prominence in the thwarted monk-led protests of September 2007.

China has the earliest record of a solar prominence in the world.

If you want more prominence, then do things that draw other people's attention to you.

Marlboro is the first comoany to give prominence to target: men cigarettes, ad screen is western cowboy.

Wang Ping: Additionally, the "New Beijing" should also give prominence to the humanistic care of them.

Upon Rolfe's return to Virginia, he assumed more prominence in the colony.

No more prominence is given to the logos than the holder's own name or mark.

The opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) used the Ayodhya dispute to rise to prominence and, in 1998, power.

This is a very impressive accomplishment and should be given greater prominence in your essay.

The young artist is coming into prominence .

In addition, SAFE's new prominence as an overseas-stock investor may point to some bureaucratic rivalry within China's government.

Some say talk of the yuan's prominence is overblown.

We educated them at home because of the prominence of certain ideas in British schools, he says.

The Chinese civilization has always given prominence to good neighborliness.

Give them the glory they so richly deserve. Lift them to prominence.

Malouda, 26, also came to prominence at the recent World Cup, helping his country to reach the final.

In the video embedded above, we see a solar prominence that erupted March 30.

There is a very slight prominence of the eyebrows.

I was only a private Member of Parliament, but of some prominence.

The movie shows the prominence erupting.

It brought the Trump brand to greater prominence.

In this paper, the author points out the prominence of U. S. education, such as emphasis on creativity and communication.

The Earth would easily fit below the prominence on the right.

At the same time, their prominence fuels the aspirations of millions of women and girls who see themselves as future leaders.

And a number of sizeable digital matchmakers, including Jiayuan and Zhenai, have risen to prominence in China.

Yet China's money trio is quickly rising in prominence.

Luna Park was destroyed in 1931, and never really regained any prominence.

without spermatogenic cell 28 cases(40%) , both sperm size are prominence differ .

At the top left of the image there is a solar prominence, a huge loop of plasma, that is being blasted into space.

Firms such as Rakuten, an online shopping mall, and DeNA, a developer of games for mobile devices, have reached global prominence.