The object-pods, Mr. Rashid said, "represent the schools of influence that shape and reflect contemporary product culture".
Rather than focus on the sociopolitical climate that surrounded a perfume's initial emergence onto the market, that book traffics in something closer to auteur theory, explaining that readers should think of perfumes as compositions, tracing the stories of the evolving personal aesthetics of different perfumers who are guided by different schools of influence.
In short, until recently, Australia and New Zealand have largely been practicing classic old school sphere-of-influence economic and political policies in the Pacific, while larger Western allies, such as the US and UK focused on other matters.
Two schools of thought influenced policy makers in London.
The Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, like the broader Pakistan Taliban, follow an extremist branch of the rigorously conservative Deobandi strand of Islam which, along with equally intolerant schools of practice influenced by those in the Gulf, has made major inroads in Pakistan in recent years at the expense of more open-minded local traditions.
Given the potential of medical schools to influence local health care services as well as the local economy, it is pertinent to prioritize districts without any medical school when deciding on the location of future medical schools.
Eleven former French-African territories have established national schools of administration, noticeably influenced by the school in Paris.
The interview guide of female teachers focused on their students' knowledge and hygienic management of menstruation, sanitary conditions of schools, menstrual influence on their students' academic performance, school absenteeism and school dropout and their specific experiences in this regard.
"Michael came from a school of racing influenced by Ayrton's career when he managed to determine the outcome of a championship with a crash.
The third aspect of the show shines light on a Liverpool school of painters influenced by the pre-Raphaelites – artists such as William Davis and John Edward Newton, whose beautiful landscapes of ditches, abandoned buildings and dilapidated mills are the opposite of the chocolate box images often associated with Victorian painters.
Yet he and many fellow-travellers adhere to a school of thought, influenced by Saudi Wahhabism among other currents, which holds the rival sect to be an elemental threat to Islam as a whole.Before their overthrow, Mr bin Laden's protectors in Afghanistan, the Taliban, mounted merciless pogroms against that country's Shia minority, the Hazara, on purely doctrinal grounds.
