Sentence examples for dual influence from inspiring English sources

This movie carries the DNA of undercover thrillers like Serpico, French Connection, Donnie Brasco, and the dual influence of Ricky Lam's City on Fire and Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs.

To this day, Rio's favelas exert a complex, dual influence on the city's imagination: fetishised as seductive, authentic engines of popular culture and abhorred as ugly vectors of violence and disease – a counterpoint to the asfalto; the blander, safer dwelling places of the city's more respectable denizens.

There are imitations of Debussy in the form of a pair of Verlaine settings made in 1910, after Stravinsky met the great French composer, and settings of Japanese poetry in Russian translation that show the dual influence of Stravinsky's new French friends with their passion for japonaiserie and of Schoenberg, whose "Pierrot Lunaire" provided the immediate model.

The dual influence of his teachers can be gauged in his early notes that reveal an interest in Sufism, especially Sufi poetry and the law.

A number of publications predict a dual influence of operating temperature on resulting physical and mechanical properties of the Ni-containing anode material for solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) after cyclic reduction oxidation (redox) treatment [1 3].

The dual influence of polymorphism levels on ancestry inference and forensic desirability suggests that forensically useful marker sets with high levels of individual identifiability might also possess substantial ancestry information.

Despite the dual influences of pain and painkillers, he stopped me continuously, to observe a middle voice, a pedalling, or unseen landmarks that governed interpretation.

At Venice and over most of the south the dual influences of the Byzantine and Arab empires were prominent.

This is a deeply felt meditation on the dual influences Iyer's father and Graham Greene exerted upon him.

This taste for the highly complicated and elaborate especially in Spain and Germany was encouraged by the dual influences of painting and architecture.

Regional water cycles increasingly reflect the dual influences of natural and social processes, and are affected by global climate change and expanding human activities.