Sentence examples for original influences from inspiring English sources
Access to newly discovered or newly available texts is allowing classicists to reframe the terms of engagement between cultures: less a one-way importation, followed by transformation and "perfection" of the original influences, and more a dialogue, or an "intertwining" as Johannes Haubold, professor of Greek at Durham University, puts it.
His sleight-of-hand releases are endlessly inventive, yet whether it's a chugging 70s disco rework, minimal low-tempo groove workouts, or some dried-out filter edit of some Nervous-era house, they remain so faithful to their original influences they trick you into believing they could be long-lost dubplates recovered from the dusty basement of some forgotten pioneer.
Roots rock is the term now used to describe a move away from what some saw as the excesses of the psychedelic scene, to a more basic form of rock and roll that incorporated its original influences, particularly country and folk music, leading to the creation of country rock and Southern rock.
The original influence was Bordeaux – and there's no little irony, given his later views, that Guibert relied on a consultant from that region, Émile Peynaud, for advice.
But could it do that, it would have an original influence on the will (a capacity to cause intentional action, when unopposed); which, according to the previous argument, it does not have.
As an improvement to the previous mathematical model, a new influence function is proposed using an approach to mathematically project the original influence function for flat coal seam onto the inclined coal seam.
This adjustment is accomplished through the dividing the original influence function f s (x′) in Eq. (1) by the first derivative of ξ' [Eq. (18)] with respect to x′.
Over time, differing forms for odes have developed with considerable variations in form and structure, but generally showing the original influence of the Pindaric or Horatian ode.
As before, under the original influence of "Monty Python's Flying Circus," segments are tangentially linked — incidental material in one may resurface significantly in another — giving each episode the feeling of a journey.
Nevertheless, the resulting overall group differences can be traced back to the greater original influence of model A over model B. Previous discussions of model preference by non-humans have argued that dominant individuals may be copied by subordinates due to fear of aggression, rather than as a result of freely conferred prestige [25].
Lately Indian disc jockeys and expatriates have also created a dance-floor style that has changed its name from bhangra (after its original Punjabi influences) to the more open-ended Asian underground.
