In the 1960s, Booth served as national secretary and vice president of Students for a Democratic Society SDSS), and in the 1970s he was a prominent figure at the Midwest Academy, an influential training ground for organizers.
In the early seventies, he and his band, the Modern Lovers, crafted an influential middle ground between the avant-garde drone of the Velvet Underground and the stentorian wallop of the Stooges.
Archives hold the documents of the lives and discoveries of the most influential ground-breakers.
With well-characterized chemiluminescence rates embedded in chemical kinetics mechanisms, time histories of excited-state species can aid in identifying influential ground-state reactions which are important to processes such as ignition delay time.
You'll have ample opportunity for hands-on demos, deep-dive conversations, in-depth workshops — and time to network with influential, ground-breaking leaders in all realities augmented and virtual.
Strawson (1919 2006) introduced an influential version of compatibilism grounded in human psychology.
He then jetted off to Japan, where he played an influential role in preparing the ground for the Kyoto Protocol.
Importance means, was your book an influential piece of literature, or a ground-breaking work of science, or a text that changed history?
Before the Mexican bail-out in 1995, he prepared the ground by briefing Rush Limbaugh, an influential right-wing radio talk-show host.
It might be grounds for a reduced sentence from a federal judge, who can choose to make an influential recommendation to the Bureau of Prisons.
The education of white pupils is being hampered by increased school segregation on racial grounds, according to analysis by an influential thinktank.
