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".
This book not only offered philological and historical examinations of individual literary works, from the Hebrew Bible and Homer to Virginia Woolf and Marcel Proust, but also established an influential critical method, offering a history of culture through the close analyses of literary styles.
A STRONG argument can be made that Roone Arledge is the most influential figure in the history of the most influential method of communication in modern life, television.
One pioneering and influential method is "the proportional method" developed by Mortazavi et al. (2008) [ 14] in which unique reads are first mapped, and then multireads are allocated to competing locations in proportion to the numbers of mapped unique reads associated with the locations.
At that time these models had not been used in any behaving closed loop system and the early CL-models had soon been superceded by the highly influential method of "temporal difference learning" (TD-learning; Sutton 1988) by which CL-methods essentially died out and became replaced by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.
In their seminal work, Glowinski et al. [4] and Gabay et al. [5] independently developed the alternating direction method of multipliers (ADMM), which is an influential first-order method for solving problem (1).
Two of the most influential methods are traced back to rival 18th-century French intellectuals who devised conflicting systems and also displayed a prescient scholarly hostility.
Numerical simulations are influential methods, because they reduce calculation time and costs.
Arguably the two most influential methods for assessing equity in health financing in recent years are benefit incidence analysis (BIA) and financing incidence analysis (FIA), sometimes referred to as progressivity analysis.
At the same time, Cuvier and Alexandre Brongniart, an instructor at the Paris school of mine engineering, used similar methods in an influential study of the geology of the region around Paris.
Although sometimes critical of King's nonviolent methods, Baldwin remained an influential voice for civil rights reform.
