Sentence examples for a highly influential method from inspiring English sources

Psychoanalysis, a highly influential method of treating mental disorders, shaped by psychoanalytic theory, which emphasizes unconscious mental processes and is sometimes described as "depth psychology".

At that time these models had not been used in any behaving closed loop system and the early CL-models had soon been superceded by the highly influential method of "temporal difference learning" (TD-learning; Sutton 1988) by which CL-methods essentially died out and became replaced by RL-approaches to which TD-learning belongs.

Cox was also a highly influential Lincoln scholar.

Blackburn was a highly influential member of Whitlam's Karmel Committee.

Tory sources denied that Taleb was a highly influential figure.

According to a highly influential analysis, we live in a "society of spectacle".

This approach he later developed into a highly influential technique of philological and historical textual criticism.

Novy Mir, (Russian: "New World"), literary journal, a highly influential monthly published in Moscow.

It was a highly influential work and was translated into several languages, including Tibetan.

It was to become a highly influential technique, copied, among others, by Tony Blair".

The various efforts made Steyer a highly influential figure in California politics.