Full of titillating detail, Love's account is exemplary popular history, tracing the intersection of influence, taste, and charisma in the propagation of practices that were originally esoteric, tantalizing, and scandalous.
But Congress cannot ignore this intersection of money, influence and constitutional abuse.
An interesting approach is the developmental idealism framework elaborated by Thornton and Philipov (2009), according to which ideational influences and the intersection of these ideational influences with structural factors are the main forces driving the fertility decline in Central and Eastern Europe after the end of the Soviet Union.
Open image in new window Fig. 4 The rectangle (R_{js_0} ={s_0-T_1le sle T_2-T_1,tau =0,y'in Gamma _j}), (Y_{js_0}) is the intersection of the domain of influence of ([s_0,T_2]times {overline{Gamma }}_j) with the plane (tau =0).
Singapore's education context is an example of a markedly cosmopolitan intersection of historical structures, cultural influences, and contemporary trends.
That is, by focusing on individual-level decision-making as it occurs within the sociocultural and organizational contexts of postsecondary institutions, a more realistic and nuanced account of faculty work that accounts for the complex intersection of disciplinary, professional, and organizational influences becomes possible (Austin [1996]; Umbach [2007]).
Our work lies at the intersection of urban computing and facility influence query in databases.
At the intersection of all these global and local influences is the Dirty Borscht, a tall glass of chilled red bouillon fortified with horseradish vodka; it's a delectable hangover elixir.
This pair of organisms is the one that most influences the small intersection of the CA group.
We moved on to the history of music and musicians who influenced other artists which led us to Gram Parsons who is at the intersection of country and rock music and influenced countless musicians from Keith Richards to Emmy Lou Harris.
