And because this is Venice, one of the busiest crossroads in the art world, that dance piece happens to be by Siobhan Davies, a choreographer whose work has not only been influenced, fundamentally, by Cunningham and Paxton, but who has also regularly collaborated with Burrows and Fargion.
As such, this process: Is highly contextual and influenced fundamentally by institutional relationships at local, national, and global levels, and will differ greatly from country to country and within countries at different times.
Gabriel fears western influence is fundamentally changing African societies for the worse.
In theory, the senatorial veto is available to both political parties, but a Senate in which less populated states wield disproportionate influence is fundamentally conservative in nature.
Landau, for example, notes the influence of " fundamentally unequal resource endowments and incentive structures" [ 28], p. 555 in undermining many well-intentioned initiatives, echoing two of the themes highlighted above.
Biochars showed high content of P and K which are fundamentally influence on plant growth.
Moreover, the central role of the researcher can fundamentally influence a group discussion (Campbell, 2002).
More importantly, HFT practices fundamentally influence and change how the market mechanism operates.
Images that stakeholders have about fisheries can fundamentally influence how fisheries are to be governed.
Land use decisions result from complex deliberative processes and fundamentally influence the livelihoods of many.
