John Hick's (1989) study is a particularly influential application of this Kantian sort of perspective within the domain of religious experience.
Turning now to Wollheim's influential application of a type-token distinction (1968, 1980), what is most noteworthy about his articulation of the idea that at least some works of art are best categorized as types is the reason he gives for saying that types are different from other "generic entities," and in particular, universals.
Colleagues at Harvard, where he still teaches, have called him "elegant," "patrician, " and "wise," and see a practical and hugely influential application of his work.
37. Neisser (1967) had been an influential pioneer of the application of the computer metaphor to psychology, but by or before 1976 he had come to have serious reservations about it.
An early and influential application was by Pnuelli, who employed tense logic in formal reasoning about the behaviour of concurrent programs (Pnuelli 1977).
The application of the procedure yields various aggregate influential-based branch profiles along with cluster profiles.
Finally, to increase the practicality and application of the results from this QI research programme, a synthesising and disseminating approach similar to the highly influential Cochrane Collaborative might also be considered.
Applications of the HRV concept have specific contexts, constraints, and conditions that are relevant to any application and are influential to the extent to which the concept is applied.
The case of concrete in marine splash zone is investigated to illustrate the application of influential depth in durability design of concrete structures.
Among the numerous contextual factors identified as potential facilitators to the application of research findings, one of the most influential was the prevailing policy 'zeitgeist'zeitgeist
