One leading light is Lawrence Lessig, whose most influential book, "Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace", argues that computer code is just as important in regulating behaviour as legal code.
The Rule of St. Benedict, the most influential monastic code, advised monks to "prefer moderation in speech and speak no foolish chatter, nothing just to provoke laughter; do not love immoderate or boisterous laughter".
He has brought more comprehensive data to bear and has made the most influential case; if you accept the evidence he offers, progressivity in the tax code appears very damaging.
So VisiCalc came and went, but the software genre it pioneered – the spreadsheet – endured to become arguably the most influential type of code ever written, at least in the sense of touching the lives of millions of office workers.
TSA on concrete is discussed in terms of the mechanisms of damage, test methods, most influential factors and code provisions in North America and Europe.
His most influential album is "Black Codes From the Underground"; his near operatic "Blood on the Fields" is about slavery; and a three-CD set called "Soul Gestures in Southern Blue" takes on both jazz's fundamentally black nature and the political and social relationship between African-American and the larger American culture.
Dhrs7 and Adh6, coding for two dehydrogenases, represent the most influential sex-biased genes according to PCA loading value analysis, with Dhrs7 showing a 500-fold male-biased expression and Adh6 showing a 250-fold female-biased expression.
She is widely considered the most influential designer in the world today partly because her enigmatic code is so hard to copy: she changes the password every season.
The most influential computational implementation of these principles is Friston's predictive coding theory (e.g. Friston, 2009; Friston & Kiebel, 2009).
* "WINDTALKERS" John Woo, arguably the most influential filmmaker working today (given how often his extreme action style has been imitated), tackles the story of the Navajo "code talkers," who passed secret messages by radio during the war in the Pacific.
