In "Parau na te Varua ino" (Words of the Devil) dated 1892, the multiple influences absorbed in previous years all leave their mark with a questionable artistic result.
Mash-up: Used to describe looks that blend multiple influences, as in, "The designer's spring collection is a mash-up of Upper East Side girl and Harajuku girl on Valium," or "Her aesthetic is a mash-up of East meets West".
Astral bodies, however, will affect different individuals in different ways; they can also affect an individual differently at different times; and finally, two or more bodies can affect a single individual, resulting in multiple influences that can have contrary effects, echoing the scholastic phrase, "sapiens dominabitur astris [the wise man will be ruled by the stars]".
It is important to note that because of the multiple influences and actors involved in system level changes, direct attribution to UNICEF interventions could not be sought through this evaluation.
Given the multiplicity of dopamine terminal fields [89] and the temporal multiplexing of dopaminergic signals [90], [91], there are many ways to map the multiple influences on reward pursuit depicted in Figure 3 onto dopamine signaling in different brain regions and different temporal components of dopaminergic neurotransmission.
The mosaic patterns in the Dome of the Rock, Qubbat as-Sakhara, erected in Jerusalem in 682 reveal multiple influences.
Multiple influences can also be detected in the work of Gustavo Casenave, a Uruguayan pianist and composer active in classical, jazz and tango scenes.
Whilst families and social networks of course overlap in most contexts, depicting them as having separate sets of effectors avoids the assumption that their effects will be homogenous, encouraging scrutiny of the multiple influences and diverse possible interactions in differing circumstances.
Furthermore, their efficacy in negotiating multiple influences at the bedside shapes their experiences [ 36].
