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More influential at the moment, however, are the "reformed epistemologists" led by Mr. Plantinga and Mr. Wolterstorff, who are Calvinists.

Acoustic experts added that trains running at more than 300km/h make disproportionate noise because aerodynamic noise becomes more influential at this speed.

"Consumer-created content is still new enough that it's much more influential at driving brand awareness than driving purchases," said Ms. Riley, the Jupiter analyst.

Cheney's combative instincts and belief in an unfettered and secretive executive proved far more influential at the White House than Bush's campaign promise to be "a uniter, not a divider".

The conclusion is that the union is much more influential at the local level where educational policies are implemented, and changed in the process of implementation, than at the national level where policy is formulated.

Owen Farrell is steadily growing up, Billy Twelvetrees is becoming more influential at his elbow and the loss of supposedly key forwards such as Billy Vunipola and Dan Cole has been smoothly overcome.

Mr. Pandit also tried to squelch concern that the government would play a more influential role at the company.

"There are probably more influential factors at play here than we've seen in quite a few years," Oklahoma's athletic director, Joe Castiglione, said.

Januzaj's move to the Bundesliga comes only two weeks after Van Gaal backed him to have a much more influential role at Old Trafford this season, the Belgium international having fallen out of favour since David Moyes's sacking from the club.

The nerve cells that thrive do so because they "network more effectively, contribute to more influential trends at the [higher] levels where large-scale human purposes and urges are discernible".From this viewpoint, then, the human mind is not entirely unlike Deep Blue, the IBM computer that famously won a game of chess against Garry Kasparov, the world champion.

Among Beyoncé's more influential tactics at the moment is her insistence that an album should not be just an auditory experience and that the standard music video — a sort of trailer for an artist's current sound or creative era — is far from enough.