Sentence examples for influential on the development of from inspiring English sources

He was highly influential on the development of the realistic novel in Latin America.

Also influential on the development of the metal look was Judas Priest's astonishing array of homoerotic studded leatherwear, which now forms the basis of a separate show at Walsall's Leather Museum.

Ms. Hui was a fan of Sebald before embarking on the project, saying, "His work was influential on the development of my ideas for the dissertation, and the topic evolved partly out of my engagement with his books".

In the field of town planning, the garden suburb laid out by Shaw in 1876 at Bedford Park (now on the western side of London) was the first of its kind and was influential on the development of suburban planning.

This was something he had written as a course handout in 1972, and which had been very widely circulated, and, via Teller's paper, very influential on the development of Bayesian epistemology.

The intervention strategy is based on an ecological framework for studying social and emotional development in children and adolescents, emphasizing a network of contextual factors within which parenting is both directly and indirectly influential on the development of problem behavior.

In 2001, this and other strains of dark garage music began to be showcased and promoted at London's night club Plastic People, at the "Forward" night (sometimes stylised as FWD>>), which went on to be considerably influential to the development of dubstep.

Pojman also cites contemporary ethical debates as influential to the development of Kant's ethics.

This cytokine is pleiotropic which is influential to the development of T-helper 1 responses (12).

In this research, experimental investigations were performed to examine the effects of curing temperature, age and some other influential factors on the development of compressive strength in HESC with an emphasis on its strength development within 7 days (168 h).

Various reasons have been discussed as influential factors on the development of domesticated species, attributing more influence to either humans in relation to their degree of consciousness and socio-cultural needs or to fluctuating natural conditions, such as moisture and temperature increase after the Younger Dryas or increasing atmospheric CO2 concentration.