Systematically arranged the documents of four eminent physicians in the Jin and Yuan Dynasties on cause of disease,pathogenesis,curative methods and herbs most in use of stranguria and so on.
From the back looked just like is a camelback, this gigantic incomparable camel, is remembers specially for the eminent monk ultra transports by pack animal the Confucian classics.
Now, it's possible to be a prominent person without being eminent, since eminence depends on respect which is earned through skill, education, public recognition.
He was an eminent theorist on IQ at the time, which had come into descendancy in business thinking because it was used first in a major way to sort people into various roles in World War I with some effectiveness.
Generally speaking, it is difficult for grass-root people to become eminent through conventional means, for the world is so competitive that only those most talented and diligent people can make it.
Tony Bennett, the eminent stylist and last of the great crooners, whose devotion to classic American songs with a knack for creating new standards such as " I Left My Heart in San Francisco, " has died.
The council says the proposal to rename Table Bay Boulevard after Mr. de Klerk was put forward by eminent figures including archbishop Desmond Tutu to honour his role in the transition from apartheid.
Interviews by a South African current affairs programme, Carte Blanche - the eminent network - June Steenkamp said a man who said was calling from a police station told her the news.
And by 1981, government is using the power of eminent domain to wipe out an entire working-class neighborhood in Detroit just because GM wants to build a factory there.
These rumours seemed outlandish — who would you be more likely to trust: the eminent Oxford papyrologist Dirk Obbink, or Scott Carroll, with his mummy masks on the stove?