Alec has been seminal, for instance, in the replication of Florida's controversial "stand-your-ground" gun law in more than 20 states.
Facebook is the seminal example of this reality.
Trayvon Martin was a seminal case.
For instance, seminal reasons are not really distinct from the fully-fledged forms that proceed from them, nor are intellective "propensities" really distinct from the fully actualized cognized forms.
For instance, seminal work on genome-wide expression studies revealed important overlaps in plant gene expression at the early stages of incompatible interactions and the late stages of compatible interactions [ 26].
She compares Myst, for instance, a seminal first-person adventure game from 1993, to the juvenilia of the Brontë sisters, who told stories to one another about tense dungeon-crawls in a "regressive, violent, overheated emotional universe".
Louis Armstrong, for instance, the seminal soloist of the art form, more or less ended his musical development while still in his twenties, and held to the same style from the time of his heroic recordings made between 1925 and 1930 through to the end of his life, in 1971.
The reduction in labour taxes is a widespread policy recommendation for raising employment (see, for instance, the seminal reports from the European Commission 1994; OECD 1994).
For instance, a seminal study [21] found an association between long distance migration and the proportion of long alleles of DRD4, suggesting that DRD4 is important for novelty-seeking behaviors that may have adaptive value [22].
For instance, a seminal paper by Knegtel and coworkers reported attempts to increase the enrichment of known binders by using several crystallographic structures for both HIV protease and ras p21 [21].
