An influential class of theory proposes that the frontal lobes are organized along their rostrocaudal axis to support hierarchical cognitive control.
He did not, however, divest his more influential Class B voting shares.
As a result, the burden of taxation in England was probably the highest in the country's history, much of it borne by the politically influential landed classes.
The 19th Street space known as the Bessie Schonberg Theater (in honor of the legendary teacher who sat on the board and gave her influential composition classes there) is not spacious or elegant.
Even his background is inconsistent, with him being portrayed as both a member of an influential family and of a working low class family.
An influential middle class demanded college expansion during the baby boom.
As America evolved from subsistence to commercial agriculture, an influential commercial class increased its power in nearly every colony.
The fixture list is already crammed, and the scheme could upset existing, influential "first-class" clubs, such as English counties, which would surely lose importance and might fear losing money too.* "Seizing the Moment: A Blueprint for Reform of World Cricket".
The study of legal theory (fiqh), the purview of the mujtahids, became the primary field of scholarship in the Shīʿite world, and the rise of the mujtahids as a distinctive body signaled the development of a politically conscious and influential religious class not previously seen in Islamic history.
The curator, Gian Carlo Calza, has managed to obtain the loan of an astonishing array of screens, paintings, scrolls, prints, textiles, ceramics, lacquer and other objects, which he uses to trace the story of Japan's evolution from a feudal, essentially rural society into an increasingly urbanized one with an influential middle class.
