For an established brand, this switch in fashion influence to a form of "crowd critique" is more striking than a dramatic change of style, like a return of the floor-sweeping maxi.
Sam emulates his influences as a form of escape -- he refuses to acknowledge who he really is for fear of being unoriginal.
In Buckley vs. Valeo (1967), while the Supreme Court held that campaign contributions be limited, the SCOTUS held that "spending money to influence elections is a form of constitutionally protected free speech".
He was strongly influenced by Nestorianism, a form of Christianity considered a heresy by Western Christians, and he favoured Christian advisers.
Coefficients of innovation (internal influence) and imitation (external influence) were produced using a form of the classic Bass diffusion model [ 13].
Stylistically, Jones draws on a range of techniques, including African dance, American modern and postmodern dance, and ballet, but an important formative influence was contact improvisation, a form of partner-work that enables people of different heights, weights and strengths to interact – a kind of physical manifestation of diversity in action, and interaction.
Money equals political speech is the equally odious court-created doctrine that holds that making a political contribution or spending money to influence an election is a form of speech protected by the First Amendment.
It has often been proposed that in the process of acquiring literacy (Bradley and Bryant 1983) representations related to the visual and spoken word forms come to influence one another in a form of interactive activation (McClelland and Rumelhart 1981; Seidenberg and McClelland 1989; Grainger and Ferrand 1996).
Rhetorical influences are incorporated as a form of "strategic maneouvring," understood as the attempt to rhetorically influence the outcome of a dispute (see Tindale 2004, ch. 1 Eemeren & Houtlosser 2002, and Feteris et al. 2011).
