Sentence examples for documents the influence from inspiring English sources

That diversity is certainly on display and the show documents the influence of British youth culture on Latinos, juxtaposing photographs of British Teddy Boys with zoot-suited Mexican American youth, known as pachucos.

For example, Donna Haraway's book Primate Visions (1989) documents the influence that the incorporation of feminist women in primatology had on the study of primate behavior and animal behavior more generally.

The pollen diagram, spanning the time interval from 5300 to 1600 cal BP, documents the influence of man, climate, and geomorphic dynamics on the evolution of a semi-open evergreen vegetation landscape and variations in extent of a salt-marsh environment.

Led by journalist and former first lady of California Maria Shriver, The Shriver Report is a media initiative which documents the influence cultural trends have on American women.

A basic classification model documents the influencing factors and actors on a micro-, meso- as well as macro-level.

The review begins by summarizing the large body of experimental research in non-human animals that documents the influences of testosterone on mammalian neurobehavioral development.

Substantial empirical studies documented the influence of OTL variables on students' test scores (Boscardin et al. 2005; Aguirre-Muñoz and Boscardin 2008).

This research aimed to document the influence of riparian conservation practices on bank retreat rates and evaluated simplistic methods for incorporating such practices into such process-based models.

Microstructural and fractographic analyses were conducted to document the influence of the process on microstructure evolution, fatigue crack initiation sites, and propagation mechanisms leading to the final rupture of the assemblies.

The overall objectives were: (1) to document the influence of silviculture on wood quality and timber grade recovery; and (2) to identify tree and log characteristics that govern the financial value of redwood timber in New Zealand.

Several studies have documented the influence of site and climatic conditions on the growth and wood properties of radiata pine (Pinus radiata D. Don) (e.g. Cown et al. [1991]; Palmer et al. [2013]), which is the major commercial forestry species in New Zealand (Ministry for Primary Industries [2013]).