Sentence examples for via the influence from inspiring English sources
The book inspired Reagan and Bush (via the influence of Rand's objectivist disciple, Alan Greenspan) and diffuses into Gordon Gecko's "Greed is good".
However, it may be useful to see how primary treatment (via the influence on tumor status) changes the production of cancer odor molecules.
Thus, ENSO appears to play a weak to modest role in East Australian Current transport variations49, via the influence of Rossby waves from offshore50.
One of Germany's most distinctive contemporary composers, Lachenmann shares something of Mahler's sense of cosmic immensity, and his work forms a continuity with Mahler's via the influence of his successors Schoenberg and Berg.
Those arrangements were new to bandstands; that arranging impulse had largely dropped out of small-group jazz from the 1960's to the 1980's, and via the influence of composers ranging from Wynton Marsalis to Henry Threadgill, it was coming back.
In the process of model reliability, a trend examination method is presented, which checks the reliability of the model via the influence trend of impact factors on the object of evaluation and their evaluation level.
Zen maintains, via the influences from philosophical Daoism, that this creativity is in the same order as that of nature, for the practitioner reaches the original source prior to the distinction between the outer world and the inner world.
Another possible explanation is that B2 receptors are 're-sensitized' in the presence of ACEIs via the influences of angiotensin-(1 9) and angiotensin-(1 5) [ 20].
Low-k Young's modulus was proved to have dominant effect on reducing the stresses in the vias, and while the influence of the via density is lower, it is still possible to reduce the stresses by increasing the via density.
and to assess, via sensitivity analysis, the influence of the main design parameters on the global energy performance.
"Ballot Structures and Legislative Behavior: Changing Role Orientations via Electoral Reform". Exporting Congress?: The Influence of the U.S. Congress on World Legislatures.
