December 1, 1876 Lafayette, Missouri October 2, 1953 San Francisco, California George Creel, in full George Edward Creel (born December 1 , 1876 Lafayette county, Missouri, U.S. died October 2, 1953, San Francisco, California) writer and newspaperman who, as head of the U.S. publicity bureau during World War I, did much to shape subsequent government programs of publicity and propaganda.
And it also occurs in cases of cognitive transmission, where imagined content is thereby "primed" and rendered more accessible in ways that go on to shape subsequent perception and experience.
Furthermore, the interpretation Schelling offered of Hegel during these years itself helped to shape subsequent generations' understanding of Hegel, contributing to the orthodox or traditional understanding of Hegel as a metaphysical thinker in the pre-Kantian dogmatic sense.
This paper focuses upon both groups of systems and demonstrates not only how soft coasts respond to environmental stimuli over a variety of time scales but also how this inheritance shapes subsequent development.
Accordingly, temperament was expected to contribute to adjustment in a hierarchical manner, first through its influence on daily encounters and their representations in memory structures or schemas and second, through the influence of the schemas in shaping subsequent encounters.
We contribute to the technology transfer literature in arguing that the process of transfer is not about a "parachuting" from point A to B, or a "design from nowhere" but something which occurs in a series of small steps, where with each step new socio-technical configurations are created which not only shape subsequent steps, but also redefine the content of the artifact.
Here, we combine pre- and post-training functional magnetic resonance imaging measures with a dance training manipulation to address how building experience (from auditory to audiovisual to audiovisual plus motor) with a complex action shapes subsequent action perception.
Finally, findings from Brazil suggests that the bureaucratic infiltration of social health movements advocating for healthcare as a human right is important for inspiring heath officials to create obesity prevention programs, grounded in these normative principles, shaping subsequent legislation.
An analysis of gaps in the data helped to shape subsequent phases of the study and enabled investigators to generate targeted survey questions intended to yield comparative information about library instruction to medical students.
