Sentence examples for essential influences from inspiring English sources

His essential influences -- Eisenstein and Dziga Vertov -- are filmmakers who explored montage (or editing) as a stimulus to argument.

They have essential influences on oil recoveries and fine migration.

Based on numerical simulations we assess essential influences of chemical kinetics on the subtle gasdynamics involved in the SEC process and discuss results on its feasibility.

"Directors are the legal representatives of company owners and are responsible for imparting the essential influence of ownership," he said.

There is no alternative that would replicate all these advantages and leaving would be a huge risk to prosperity, security, essential influence and the opportunities of future generations.

(He said his dancing skills were the most essential influence on his loose physical style in films and onstage).

White, meanwhile, called Moore "the Rei Kawakubo of poetry," referring to the fashion designer who is considered an essential influence by her peers but is not well known to the general public.

From 1838 to 1843 he studied jurisprudence at the University of Kiel; inasmuch as the study of jurisprudence in Germany at the time was largely a study of Roman law, this had an essential influence on the direction of his future research.

His supernatural bursts of light as a tool of revelation not only inspired generations of later painters, but in the 20th century have an indelible mark on cinema, from Italian neo-realism to today.Martin Scorsese cites Caravaggio as an essential influence, both because of his lighting and because he painted religious subjects based on people he knew from the streets.

The essential influence of mass exchange kinetics is shown.

The content of these fragment databases has an essential influence on the molecules generated by BROOD.