Sentence examples for text influenced from inspiring English sources

His reading the Liber de causis as an authentic Aristotelian text influenced his understanding of Aristotle.

In the reported experiment we investigated how spatial information conveyed in an expository text influenced multimedia learning.

This text influenced nearly every subsequent philosophical discussion of space and time for the next three centuries, so its contours are well known (see DiSalle 2006: ch. 2).

Two students who did in fact find the difference intriguing, Guenter Plum and Joan Rothery, suggested positioning functional tenor as a deeper variable, since the purpose of a text influenced all of interpersonal, ideational and textual meaning.

The erudite Wall imports art-historical and ideological arcana with motifs from Manet, Hokusai, or Walker Evans here and a redolence of German or French critical theory there; Guy Debord's "The Society of the Spectacle" (1967), among other strenuous texts, influenced Wall's adoption of commercial signage techniques, in a spirit of criticizing mass culture.

Some works were known to English writers such as Aldhelm in the same century, but it is likely that "Æthelstan A" learnt of them from continental scholars such as Israel the Grammarian, who brought texts influenced by Hiberno-Latin to King Æthelstan's court.

The findings indicated that the structure and presentation of text influence how well information is remembered.

In the current study, carried out in an instrumented vehicle on a test track, we used a text-reading task as distraction to examine whether the type and timing of driving demands, and the formatting of text, influence drivers' strategic decision making and tactical time sharing in a situation in which drivers are fully aware of workload levels and transitions.

Inherent in Bloom's criticism is the idea that one's "inner ear" (by which I think he means one's private and instinctual response to a text) is influenced by what is being done to one's "outer ear," which receives an interpretation of the book by an intermediary, an actor whose idiosyncratic reading shapes and colors the text.

That block lettering and general messiness of the inside hand text was influenced by the cover for Pavement's Slanted and Enchanted.

In Ross's "Translator's Introduction," she notes that Mann's 19th-century version of the text was influenced by Mann's friendship with Sarmiento and by the fact that he was at the time a candidate in the Argentine presidential election: "Mann wished to further her friend's cause abroad by presenting Sarmiento as an admirer and emulator of United States political and cultural institutions".