In his last role at Wal-Mart, Porter was vice president and general merchandise manager of Entertainment, where he served as a strategic point of influence throughout the Wal-Mart business.
Paladin cited River City Ransom as his primary inspiration for the game's art style, noting the character's expressions when damaged as a particular point of influence.
As a point of comparison, the UK is even more influenced by smartphones than consumers across the pond.
Citations generally constitute acknowledgement of an intellectual debt -- a form of homage to the work being cited, whether as inspiration, influence, or a point of departure.
With both Jean Baudrillard's America and the work of JG Ballard cited as points of influence, Ben Hayoun's commitment to realism is infused with creativity – and she has a penchant for employing dramatic devices.
The French, on the other hand, are much more likely to lay out space as a network of connecting points of influence, activity, or interest.
As a special point of interest, the influence of sulphuric aerosol, which has simulated the stratosphere conditions after a big volcano eruption, on the service life of the reference coating has been investigated.
We use it to interrogate the occurrence of a turning point (minimum absorption bandwidth), as a factor of influence for the optimization of the efficiency of NPs-aided EMF effect on cancer cells.
As Don Fowler, a former national chairman, observed, "Our party has so many disparate points of influence that we can never focus enough to achieve our programs".
And of course, there is a point system (Influence Points) that turn the whole thing into one big game.
