It is a regular trope among Republican circles to argue that military bases convey influence, and to point to Iraq – where the US sought military bases, but eventually gave up due to concerns over American soldiers falling under Iraqi jurisdiction – as an example where its departure led to growing authoritarianism and a foreign policy sympathetic to America's enemies.
How much this article or the perspective it conveys influenced UK policymakers is not known.
We acknowledge that the way information was conveyed might influence the findings, which is why we opted for a combination of written and graphic information to maximise comprehensibility.
His various titles — Columbia football coach, Apple executive, co-founder of Go Corp., Intuit C.E.O., chairman of Apple, chairman of the Columbia University board — do not convey his influence.
But I suppose one book a decade doesn't exactly keep up with the digital juggernaut, nor indeed properly convey the influence today of sittings editors.
At the time, Thomas (the Cork) Corcoran was a New Deal official whose modest title didn't convey his influence, but he soon left government and, with dazzling speed and cynicism, set up shop as the prototypical K Street lobbyist.
Since proximity to specialized care and the particular knowledge that it conveys might influence adherence with prescription guidelines, we also identified those HCCs which employed specialist physicians other than GPs.
Although the present study design cannot distinguish between biological and environmental mechanisms of relating family history of depression to youth brain function, these results suggest that family history of depression conveys unique influence on striatal response that is not accounted for by current state of affective disturbance.
If characteristics of a brand or product name in some way facilitate recognition by making it easier to remember what the product is, this could support the development of meaningful and memorable product labels as well as provide further insights into how the meanings conveyed by sounds influence linguistic processing and memory.
In Experiment 2, we explore how the concepts conveyed in speech influence the information processed by novices when learning to understand topographic maps; we do this by varying the narrative accompanying pointing and tracing gestures to emphasize elevation information (Elevation Language group) or shape information (Shape Language group).
