The portable cassette player revolutionized how people listen to music.
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It revolutionized the way that we think about the planet.
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However, in 1793, the cotton gin revolutionized the cotton industry.
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The Bozic brake revolutionized train travel and made him wealthy.
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When Bumble first launched in 2014, it revolutionized online dating.
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A genome editing technique called CRISPR has revolutionized scientific research.
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As for Mr. Gleason, "It's revolutionized my life," he writes.
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"Boy, the GPS data really revolutionized our thinking," Faulds said.
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The Internet has revolutionized nearly every aspect of our lives.
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I've watched almost every other discipline get revolutionized by computers.
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In 1995, Proactiv was launched and revolutionized the skincare industry.
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Apple's iPad revolutionized tablets when it came out in 2010.
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The iPad revolutionized the consumption of media and web content.
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Lots. The buying and selling of securities has been revolutionized.
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Henrietta Swan Leavitt revolutionized astronomy and our understanding of the universe.
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Then with the iTunes Store, Apple revolutionized and legitimized music downloads.
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From the publisher: Keith Hernandez revolutionized the role of first baseman.
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Amazon's advances in logistics and same-day delivery have revolutionized shopping.
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The personalized newsfeed revolutionized the way people share and consume content.
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The media giant -- who died Thursday at 77 -- revolutionized American politics.
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The 1947 design revolutionized womenswear and was dubbed Dior's "New Look".
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These efforts have already revolutionized the landscape of 21st century spaceflight.
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Bullock's press revolutionized the printing industry by vastly increasing printing speeds.
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His work revolutionized our understanding of the sun and interplanetary space.
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Parker's work revolutionized our understanding of the sun and interplanetary space.
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Or Uber and Lyft, which have revolutionized how people get around.
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SpaceX revolutionized the launch business and is worth $27 billion today.
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His biography of Alexander Hamilton inspired a musical that revolutionized Broadway.
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In the 15th century, the introduction of linear perspective revolutionized art.
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"Monster came out and revolutionized the headphone scene," OnVocal's Urick said.
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With Richard Avedon, Penn revolutionized fashion photography in the postwar period.
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Internet connected devices have revolutionized the world of health behavior tracking.
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Today, we mourn an airplane model that once revolutionized the skies.
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You'll have safer cars, more personalized medicine—medical imaging will be revolutionized.
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The personal computer revolutionized the American home in the 1980s and 90s.
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But in those years that followed, it revolutionized cities around the world.
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He really revolutionized television and television news and the world of politics.
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Those two platforms alone have revolutionized the American conversation about, well, everything.
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In just one year, Donald Trump has quite literally revolutionized American politics.
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For the last two decades, Urban Decay has revolutionized the beauty industry.
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"His vision revolutionized commercial aviation and democratized the skies," the company said.
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Subways have completely revolutionized how people travel in the US and beyond.
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The Migos introduced the world to a dance craze that revolutionized culture.
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Read more: The Unicorn Frappuccino completely revolutionized how Starbucks invents new drinks
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Syracuse's exposure revolutionized the game and created a new era of lacrosse.
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Sullivan, the 1964 Supreme Court opinion that revolutionized the law of libel.
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Obamacare revolutionized health insurance for people with less-than-stellar medical histories.
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Thirty years later, it is an adult who has revolutionized the world.
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Apple revolutionized personal technology with the introduction of the Macintosh in 1984.
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Such technology has revolutionized the study of migratory birds since the 1990s.
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A 'revolutionized' diet from Canada Joanna Valsamis, chief health care, research and advocacy officer at Cystic Fibrosis Canada, highlighted the importance of Canadian scientist, Dr. Douglas Crozier, who "revolutionized" the field when he implemented the high-fat diet.
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On her way from divorcee to business titan, Shinohara revolutionized her country's workforce.
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In doing so, he has in part revolutionized the capacity of human potential.
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Around this time, Brassai's book Paris de Nuit (1931) revolutionized urban street photography.
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The iPhone quickly became a top seller and revolutionized how customers use technology.
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The technology — if it had been realized — would have revolutionized the healthcare industry.
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Perhaps Mommie Dearest's real legacy, though, is how it revolutionized the publishing industry.
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During the Obama administration, new technology to access shale oil revolutionized the industry.
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The iPhone quickly became a top-seller and revolutionized how customers use technology.
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The inventions of the Instant Pot and air fryer revolutionized how we cook.
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Photo: APThe personal computer revolutionized the American home in the 73s and 27s.
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Nonetheless, the mission was a wild success that revolutionized our understanding of Mars.
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Streaming subscription services have revolutionized the way we consume movies and TV shows.
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Of course the smartphone itself has revolutionized the way they capture their adventures.
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This business executive/reality star hybrid has revolutionized the way the president operates.
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They won the award for developing RISC, a technology that revolutionized computer processing.
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One theory was that the web was about to be revolutionized by syndication.
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But ultimately, he wants to be known as the man who revolutionized healthcare.
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The sharing economy that unfolded in 2018 has revolutionized the public-sector workforce.
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No position has been more revolutionized during the NBA's modern era than center.
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One billion people, and we've revolutionized how the planet thinks of the Earth.
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It made Mr. Portman famous, revolutionized hotel construction and spurred Peachtree to completion.
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The 7473 revolutionized the way people traveled when it began service in 1970.
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If Papadakis and Cizeron have not revolutionized ice dancing, they have reframed it.
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A new technique known as Crispr has revolutionized humans' ability to edit DNA.
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Rockefeller eliminated hookworm from the rural American South and revolutionized American medical education.
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Veteran activists revolutionized the Veterans Administration health system, demanding — and winning — better care.
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We have constantly reloaded and revolutionized, each time emerging better, stronger, more essential.
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Dynamite was certainly an inspiration to myself and many others and really revolutionized pic.twitter.
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Plus, the celebrities who modeled them revolutionized the way we document red carpet style.
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They revolutionized weather forecasting simulations decades ago, and they continue to predict weather today.
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Virtual reality hasn't exactly revolutionized the video game industry, like many predicted it would.
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Since then, she's revolutionized the airline's green practices and helped reduce its carbon footprint.
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Curt Gunther died at age 72, before digital cameras revolutionized the field of photography.
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London (CNN Business)The internet has revolutionized the workplace over the past three decades.
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She revolutionized the supply chain so that dyes were safer for local water supplies.
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There's no denying that Amazon has revolutionized the way we do our holiday shopping.
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The case exemplifies the way insider trading has been quietly revolutionized by the internet.
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Uber revolutionized work by turning people into flexible, mobile, iPhone-wielding, car-driving widgets.
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The Internet has revolutionized the way we communicate, find information, and organize our lives.
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Ted Sarandos has already revolutionized TV. Now he wants to take the transformation global.
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The concept of absorbable medical supplies is not new; dissolvable stitches have revolutionized surgery.
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It revolutionized a profession that had largely survived on lucky finds and rampant speculation.
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Containerized shipping (An American invention) completely revolutionized and reduced the cost of seaborne transportation.
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She revolutionized the way the wife role was seen, and she played it beautifully.
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From the Ford Model T to the Tesla, breakthroughs in transportation have revolutionized society.
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With its fuzzy feather coat, it revolutionized paleontology, suggesting that many dinosaurs had feathers.
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Food production, for instance, was revolutionized in the second half of the 20th century.
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Cyberdontics: Robotics have already revolutionized surgery, courtesy of companies like da Vinci-maker, Intuitive.
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Today, the craft is being embraced — and revolutionized — by a group of young artisans.
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Salesforce AppExchange Revolutionized Software Distribution When It Launched Ten Years Ago Today Meanwhile, AppStore.
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Since then, Spitzer revolutionized our understanding of the universe and our place within it.
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Allan Wilson invented some of the first successful sewing machines and revolutionized clothing manufacturing.
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The combination of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, and horizontal drilling has revolutionized U.S. energy.
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He wrote a bombshell of a book that revolutionized the traditional portrait of Jesus.
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Money flowed in as investors looked to profit on the promise of revolutionized industries.
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Although prostate-specific antigen screening has revolutionized prostate cancer management, it is not perfect.
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New York (CNN Business)TiVo revolutionized the way families watched cable two decades ago.
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Cross-disciplinary studies have often revolutionized our understanding our understanding of perplexing scientific mysteries.
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Instagram, which is not blocked in Iran, has revolutionized the way Iranians view themselves.
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In the late 90s, Goldeneye 007 revolutionized couch multiplayer for me and my friends.
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It has since revolutionized the publishing industry by introducing its popular e-reader, the Kindle.
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The orbiting platforms, which now number in the thousands, revolutionized communication, navigation, and watching football.
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In 23, Steve jobs revolutionized MP3 technology by introducing the iPod to enthralled global masses.
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VHS tapes progressed into DVDs before YouTube revolutionized the way that ballroom culture was disseminated.
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"Athleisure has completely revolutionized all of fashion," Bapis said during the same "Trading Nation" segment.
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The data New Horizons collected during the flyby has revolutionized the way scientists understand Pluto.
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The Pluto flyby completely revolutionized our perspective on a tiny world we thought we understood.
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The former revolutionized the craft of animation and firmly ensconsed Japanese animation in the mainstream.
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We're here to interview the leader of a company that revolutionized the way we communicate.
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In other words, he not only studied but revolutionized the way modern society acquires knowledge.
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The result was a new model that revolutionized the industry and shot Nehera to success.
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The home studio has arguably revolutionized the music industry more than any other single element.
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One of the business sectors that will be revolutionized by artificial intelligence is e-commerce.
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Hull's You Have Options initiative has revolutionized how Ashland police respond to sexual assault cases.
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Amazon has revolutionized how people shop — and taught retailers some hard lessons along the way.
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The brand revolutionized underwear, and now it's slowly coming for the rest of your closet.
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Together, the three men have revolutionized industries, forged empires and navigated all manner of crises.
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The idea revolutionized not only the study of language but the sense of human history.
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That new knowledge has revolutionized health care, spawned new businesses and created the digital world.
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Confronting chronic strikes, soaring inflation, high unemployment and trade deficits, Mr. Hawke revolutionized the economy.
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By the end of the decade, his Albert Kahn-designed factory had revolutionized mass production.
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As a passer, Cooz brought theatricality to the game; as a defender, Russ revolutionized it.
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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro Satellite data revolutionized how scientists, and the public, understood the Amazon.
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President Trump revolutionized regulatory practice when he came into office, giving agencies a regulatory budget.
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It's just good, old-fashioned editing with an app that has revolutionized iPhone photography: VSCO.
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But I still expect that driving will be revolutionized sooner than many people now understand.
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Oklahoma Head Coach Lincoln Riley is a disciple of the man who revolutionized college football.
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READ: How Sears revolutionized shopping for black Americans Produced by Jaclyn Skurie and Seth Dalton.
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Businesses love collaboration software: Programs like Slack, Asana, and Airtable have revolutionized the way we work.
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It was a complete coincidence that I even saw the post that revolutionized my body image.
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"It revolutionized the truth of Africa," Boateng says of Black Panther, Ryan Coogler's superhero Marvel film.
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She revolutionized modern medicine, won a Nobel, and was very supportive of other women becoming scientists.
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Amazon revolutionized retail in part by using customers' previous purchases to make recommendations about other products.
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Since then, a slew of other brands have followed suit, and it's revolutionized the beauty world.
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If you're unfamiliar with Purple mattresses, they revolutionized the bed game with their Comfort Grid design.
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He revolutionized the magazine biz -- partly with Playboy's famous photos, but also by attracting amazing writers.
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But a man named Alex Diamond may have revolutionized the covert-booze game with his foresight.
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It may look like a tiny, cute little sponge, but it has revolutionized the beauty industry.
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TB: Yes, I think social media is a revolutionary phenomenon and it's revolutionized everything, including politics.
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The Game Boy revolutionized the handheld scene, and its design became an icon of the era.
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They revolutionized global commerce, but too often in Washington, the signal is lost in the noise.
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Google Drive has revolutionized group work, providing tools that multiple people can create and edit simultaneously.
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THE FEVER OF 1721 The Epidemic That Revolutionized Medicine and American Politics By Stephen Coss Illustrated.
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The senators' agenda is popular and has revolutionized the party; voters are hungry for new ideas.
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We are in our third year of using Summit Learning, and it has revolutionized my teaching.
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He revolutionized the art by introducing pantomime and the idea that a dance could tell stories.
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And it's not like Scandinavian food was revolutionized with flavor when people settled in the Midwest.
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In the 23 years since its signing, NAFTA has revolutionized the way North America does business.
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The technology has revolutionized industries as diverse as toy makers, tool manufacturers, and even food producers.
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Though other touchscreen phones had come before it, the iPhone's sleek interface revolutionized mobile phone design.
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After the directive was lifted, the embassy said the line "has revolutionized cargo and passenger movement".
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I'd argue that the same type of technologies that have revolutionized dating can revolutionize our industry.
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Along with her colleagues Benjamin Spock and Erik Erikson, McFarland revolutionized the study of childhood development.
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The idea revolutionized not only the study of language, but also the sense of human history.
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Diane Arbus revolutionized portraiture, but her numerous imitators cannot command our interest to the same degree.
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Oprah revolutionized the talk show industry by making vulnerability and compassion a priority on her show.
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Today we hear about the forgotten history of the black female inventor who revolutionized menstrual pads.
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Neural networks, modeled after the human brain, have revolutionized AI's capacity to train itself to recognize images.
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" Hammer's encounter with it, he notes, "revolutionized the direction in which my collecting eye would take me.
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Scientists have revolutionized several areas of medicine by identifying "resilience genes" — mutations that protect against specific diseases.
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This is the same semiconductor that has revolutionized electronics, allowing for higher resolution televisions, smartphones, and tablets.
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The craft revolutionized scientists' knowledge of Saturn, with its first close-up survey of the gas giant.
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Dutch soccer great Johan Cruyff, who revolutionized the game with the concept of "Total Football," has died.
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"Apple is a global innovator that has revolutionized the distribution of music," Davis said in a statement.
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He proved so adept at this work that he eventually bought the agency—and revolutionized the industry.
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While it has had a revolutionary effect on publishing, it has hardly revolutionized the world of ideas.
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The friendship between Kahneman and Tversky revolutionized science, and Lewis explores it in this 369-page volume.
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People have been putting poultry between carbs for ages, but Cathy created something that revolutionized fast food.
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This realization revolutionized how Jonathan Ned Katz, one of the group's members, began to interpret the past.
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Just as the internet revolutionized cultural dialogue when 15 Bytes started out, arts coverage is morphing again.
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The technology has revolutionized nature documentaries by allowing filmmakers access to worlds they could not previously enter.
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Since 2010, detection has been revolutionized by GeneXpert machines, which take two hours to make the diagnosis.
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One-click revolutionized retail, we're going to zero-click and it could literally just change the game.
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"[ Voodoo] revolutionized how acoustic instruments and live instruments could sound," guitarist Jesse Johnson said in Devil's Pie.
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He now heads the Biomechatronics group at the MIT Media Lab, where he has revolutionized prosthetic technology.
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Judith Jones, an editor, discovered Julia Child and other culinary writers who revolutionized cooking in American homes.
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Indochino has revolutionized the way men buy suits by allowing men to create fully-custom suits online.
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She later launched AdSense which revolutionized how businesses and other ad purchasers used Google across the web.
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What I saw that he did is he revolutionized what you could do in these types of films.
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It's a tech that has been refined, rather than revolutionized, in the time that smartphones have been around.
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Gutfreund was dubbed the "King of Wall Street" by Business Week in 1985, as Salomon revolutionized bond trading.
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He also revolutionized the idea of what a national park could be by adding historic sites and battlefields.
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The criminal case that Allred led against Bill Cosby revolutionized the way we talk about rape in America.
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Social media, smartphones and the like have revolutionized all manners of social encounter, not just police-civilian ones.
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When the flame-haired Elizabeth I came to power in 22011, she revolutionized the brow game in England.
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Platforms such as Facebook's News Feed have revolutionized how people consume media and how news organizations deliver content.
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Known as the Dabchelada, it may have just revolutionized the world of crossfading as we all know it.
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The technique has revolutionized the energy landscape in the US, lowering energy prices and reducing dependance on coal.
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As the name suggests, the app features different women who have revolutionized culture in one way or another.
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It's revolutionized the way we socialize, and for that, it deserves a huge amount of respect and credit.
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The show revolutionized television, leading the way for the likes of Lost, American Horror Story and, yes, Riverdale.
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It revolutionized what rap music could be by simply refusing to let it be labeled as rap music.
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Jim Simons revolutionized investing when he left academia in 1978, at the age of forty, to begin trading.
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The minivan's roominess and the ease of loading children and cargo through its sliding doors revolutionized family travel.
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SurveyMonkey has revolutionized the way people give and take feedback, making it accessible, easy and affordable for everyone.
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And it revolutionized the first-person shooter by allowing you to aim and move at the same time.
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Data analytics have revolutionized sports, shaping the way decisions are made, teams are built and revenue is maximized.
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But what grew into a highly produced and profitable industry on traditional television was revolutionized by the internet.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Google's skills in tracking people, figuring out desires, and placing ads revolutionized the world of marketing.
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Consequently, CBT has revolutionized mental health care, allowing psychologists to alchemize therapy from an art into a science.
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Drugs that can cure hepatitis C revolutionized care for millions of Americans living with the deadly liver infection.
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In just seven years, Netflix has revolutionized the television industry with its original content, Vulture's Josef Adalian reports.
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In fact-filled vignettes, the author relates the history of the steam engine and how it revolutionized shipping.
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After Elizabeth Holmes claimed that she had revolutionized personal health care with a breakthrough blood-testing technology, Inc.
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During its 33-year history, the Three Chimneys, on the Isle of Skye, has revolutionized traditional Scottish cuisine.
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Multiplayer/online play: The co-op option in Journey revolutionized what we thought multiplayer games were capable of.
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Smartphones have revolutionized m-commerce – currently generating $128.4 billion and projected to increase to $418.9 billion by 2024.
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With each new structure, Wright showcased a style that was uniquely his own and revolutionized the architectural world.
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This can not only revolutionized how people enjoyed beer, but it changed the beverage industry as a whole.
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It is a fascinating new book detailing how Schwab revolutionized investing and brought Wall Street to Main Street.
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The internet has revolutionized the world of dating, but it is also a new breeding ground for scams.
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The invention, known formally as the "semiautomatic gearbox" and informally as paddle shifters, revolutionized the world of motorsports.
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But the sanctions are a blow to the reputation of a startup that has revolutionized the trading industry.
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Ramón y Cajal refined the Golgi stain, and with the details gleaned from even crisper images, revolutionized neuroscience.
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He might have defined disco and revolutionized the dance music world, but Moroder is all about EDM today.
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Then he learned of the devastating impact of antimicrobial resistance on human health - and it revolutionized his treatment choices.
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On the other hand, it has certainly revolutionized the way information and news is shared and how we communicate.
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The development of the startup hacker culture In many ways, eSpace revolutionized how product development was done in Egypt.
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Why it matters: Uber is the most valuable private tech company in the world, and has revolutionized urban transportation.
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This book and the essay on wrestling in particular revolutionized academic inquiry, and in way, birthed pop culture studies.
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Regular and accessible "It basically revolutionized the idol industry not only in Japan, but Asia as well," said Phillips.
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Richard and Maurice McDonald revolutionized the way that billions of people around the world eat – and produce – fast food.
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"The synthetic drumhead revolutionized things" when rock musicians "introduced a rhythm that people responded to," Mr. Belli told Inc.
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"AI and machine learning have revolutionized entire industries and real estate is no exception," said Sirosh in a statement.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: When Rockefeller totally revolutionized American health care for the better, he went after the low hanging fruit.
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As a gene editing technology, CRISPR single-handedly revolutionized the field by offering a way to precisely cut DNA.
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Common platforms for many models, which may otherwise range from high-end to budget, have revolutionized the auto sector.
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With his muted, finger-picking style and gentle demeanor, Gilberto revolutionized Brazilian music without ever rising above a whisper.
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He was a regular guy, a not-so-great ballplayer with a terrific sense of humor that revolutionized sportscasting.
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As the brain of the Total Football played by Ajax and the Netherlands in the 20s, he revolutionized soccer.
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I knew there wasn't anything wrong with using it — after all, it completely revolutionized the way I have sex.
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They revolutionized what hip-hop could sound like, what it could be about, and how much it could matter.
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Findings that would have revolutionized the treatment of heart attacks were based on falsified and fabricated data, investigators found.
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"If a brand gets it right in today's market, meaning they don't lose money, they have revolutionized the landscape."
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John Portman, an architect and developer, revolutionized hotel designs with soaring futuristic atriums and transformed cityscapes around the world.
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Mille said his company has become the favorite "dream watch" for younger consumers because he's revolutionized the mechanical watch.
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By putting the world's recorded knowledge in the palm of a hand, it revolutionized work, dining, travel and socializing.
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Kepler's mission revolutionized the search for other worlds outside our solar system and came to an end in October.
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The technique revolutionized the way information was disseminated, allowing publications to be produced on a large scale and quickly.
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Mary-Louise Parker gives voice to the woman who revolutionized how we view our relationship with the natural world.
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Now cancer therapy has been revolutionized by "immunotherapies" that ramp up the body's own immune system to fight cancer.
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Yet it still hasn't revolutionized another area that influences human health as much as policy or medicine: health journalism.
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And how that turned into a revolution … It's no exaggeration to say that Howard really revolutionized what we were doing.
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It revolutionized the mobile phone industry, and paved the way for our lives to be taken over by mobile apps.
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This method of freezing a sample to create accurate molecular images has revolutionized biologists' understanding down to nearly atomic levels.
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Throughout U.S. history, black women have founded businesses, transformed industries, revolutionized television and media and created jobs — often without recognition.
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It was a long run for iTunes, the jukebox software that revolutionized the music industry after its launch in 220.
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Communication, film, education, travel and business are poised to be revolutionized by VR much the way they were by smartphones.
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Tech companies have revolutionized how people work in countless ways, but this benefits gap persists, especially among low-income workers.
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The game, set in a science-fiction universe, revolutionized the first-person-shooter genre, making it work better for consoles.
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In this episode of VICE's Autobiographies, we meet DJ entrepreneur Tiga, who explains how he revolutionized the Montreal party scene.
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Since mobile apps have revolutionized the dating game, it's no surprise that apps to help you split up would follow.
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Digital technology has revolutionized the modern world but as tech becomes more intelligent, its dangers on society become more transparent.
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The Internet age may have revolutionized courtship etiquette, but the awe and romantic possibility that the city evokes are boundless.
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The UK-based fintech start-up has revolutionized currency exchange in Europe, offering cheap transactions to businesses and individual consumers.
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The invention of DNA sequencing revolutionized that project, because scientists could find the relationship among species encoded in their genes.
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Guardiola's tenure at Barcelona was hailed from all corners, and his passing tactics were said to have revolutionized the game.
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Productivity also boomed in retailing, as Walmart and other "big box" stores revolutionized retail selection, layout and supply chain management.
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He revolutionized the pay-per-view landscape and flew into the sunset, on his terms, as a filthy-rich winner.Boxing?
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Heller, the 2008 ruling that revolutionized Second Amendment law by determining that it protects an individual's right to bear arms.
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More recently, streaming has revolutionized viewing, too: young Britons now watch more Netflix than all forms of BBC television combined.
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One was Charles Kuen Kao, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist who, as a Chinese expatriate in Britain, revolutionized fiber optics.
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It's been 25 years since Tony Kushner's "Angels in America" revolutionized our notions of what a Broadway play could accomplish.
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Judith Jones edited literary lions and advanced a generation of food writers who revolutionized cooking and tastes in American homes.
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The terrorist attacks in New York and Pennsylvania and at the Pentagon revolutionized the way American government coordinated disaster response.
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Kalanick turned Uber into the world's largest ride-services company that revolutionized the taxi industry and challenged transportation regulations worldwide.
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What started out as a pitch on Shark Tank has now revolutionized how much control we have over our homes.
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The threat of Curry pulling up from 30 feet and raining three-pointers revolutionized offenses and defenses in the NBA.
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The cannon, which revolutionized warfare, was said to be the resulting fusion of Chinese gunpowder, Muslim flamethrowers, and European metalwork.
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Google Maps has revolutionized how people get from point A to point B, and even how they discover new locations.
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The director's assistant said she'd never heard of Paulette, despite starting there long before Paulette claims to have revolutionized the system.
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That's why, back in 2010, Mashable launched Social Media Day to highlight the ways digital culture has revolutionized how we communicate.
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Instead of belonging to one exclusive gym or studio, the company revolutionized open membership access to the best fitness classes available.
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The Facebook-owned company has in many ways revolutionized how people text, and in recent times, how they make voice calls.
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The company that revolutionized in-home bike fitness classes is branching out, building a new model exclusively designed for commercial customers.
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In fewer than five years, the gene-editing technology known as Crispr has revolutionized the face and pace of modern biology.
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This discovery "utterly revolutionized our concept of the universe and our entire field," according to University of Washington astronomer Emily Levesque.
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Ever since Street Fighter II revolutionized arcades, competitive fighting game culture has evolved into a full blown Fighting Game Community (FGC).
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It's their first camera, their first computer, their first TV. That has revolutionized the way Indians discuss politics and access news.
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AirPods revolutionized the wireless audio experience with a breakthrough design and the new AirPods build on the magical experience customers love.
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The process has revolutionized the American oil and gas sector, making the United States the top gas producer in the world.
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The Internet contributes trillions of dollars to the global economy every year, and it has revolutionized how we work and communicate.
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But regardless of its future, the Landsat program has revolutionized the human perspective on Earth with its multitudes of stunning images.
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"The Miracle Machine has transformed the way we live and work, strengthened national defense and revolutionized medicine," Schmidt and Landers write.
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Those companies may have revolutionized how we get around, but they've not done much to dissuade us from our solitary tendencies.
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The report revolutionized the understanding of voluntary and informed consent, fair subject recruitment, and the importance of conducting risk-benefit analyses.
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"John Madden Football" revolutionized sports games with its use of dynamic camera angles, player skill ratings, and a broadcast-style presentation.
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Amazon revolutionized the e-reader with the Kindle Oasis' daring design, great page-turn buttons, sharp screen, and giant ebook library.
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How two little-known college coaches in Iowa introduced offensive plays and passing techniques that revolutionized American football at every level.
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"Few people in history have revolutionized economic thought and policy like Dr. Art Laffer," Trump said during an Oval Office ceremony.
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According to the New York Times, Redenbacher was "the agricultural visionary who all but single-handedly revolutionized the American popcorn industry."
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We believe this digital currency can unleash innovative, low-cost, and user-friendly services just as the internet revolutionized information sharing.
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Yet, von Hagens maintains that the plastination process has revolutionized medical knowledge and visually unearthed the complexities of the human body.
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When Apple Pay first launched in late 2014, it revolutionized how people bought everything from Starbucks lattes to new Nike kicks.
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It's been more than 20 years since Doom revolutionized video games and horrified parents with its bloody, fast-paced demon slaying.
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KeyCrime, a computer program created by a police officer in the Milan Police Department, has revolutionized how the city catches robbers.
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And that revolutionized the way I saw myself as a participant in theater in general, as an actor and a writer.
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The iconic home button design of the iPad was completely revolutionized when the newest iPads came to town in November 643.
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The wireless industry has revolutionized the way we work and play, so it's no wonder why 53G has grabbed everyone's attention.
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Calypso "revolutionized music" by introducing Afro-Caribbean rhythms to the pop mainstream, Mr. Burgie told the journal American Music in 21984.
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Sovaldi and Harvoni revolutionized treatment of the disease, helping triple the company's sales to nearly $33 billion in 2015 from 2013.
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In addition to curing us when we're ill, these wonder drugs revolutionized medicine and vastly expanded the scale of food production.
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Dimock is located atop northeastern Pennsylvania's Marcellus Shale, the epicenter of the fracking boom that has revolutionized the US petroleum industry.
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It takes off and it looks like the brave new world and we've revolutionized the communications and everything looks just right.
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The internet has also revolutionized the way candidates engage with the electorate and provide large-scale, cheap, direct-to-voter access.
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Gomez has revolutionized the mirror selfie — find someone else to take the photo so your hands are free for maximum posing. 6.
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Mobile payments have already revolutionized financial transactions in Africa, by building a simpler interface, Nala could take that revolution one step further.
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Whether it's a smartphone, laptop or tablet, advancements in mobile and digital technology have revolutionized the way we communicate with one another.
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His erratic behavior could cost investors billions and potentially destroy a company that has, in fact, revolutionized the automotive industry in America.
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Since she joined Apple in 2013, Lisa has revolutionized our approach to the environment — and our policy and social initiatives more broadly.
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Rachel, Daddy Yankee sends you a warm greeting," he said, "I congratulate you for your great video that has revolutionized social media.
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The company's most well-known brand is Bevel, a line of products that have (thankfully) revolutionized the way men and women shave.
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Lucian Bernard revolutionized the style of minimal pictorial posters, and designed for the automotive suppliers such as Bosch, Audi, and General Motors.
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Archival images, old interviews, and production footage demonstrate how Burt revolutionized the industry and the sound designer's role on the movie set.
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The French revolutionary wars lasted for over two decades, revolutionized European politics, and unleashed warfare on a scale and intensity previously unknown.
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Mega Man debuted in December 1987 and revolutionized platforming in video games with its nonlinear structure and difficult but fair level designs.
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We are bringing together some of the most important and scaled brands and products that have revolutionized the way the world works.
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The inception of the first moving assembly line by Ford in 1913 revolutionized the automobile industry, yielding greater efficiency, accuracy, and speed.
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Another one of mentioned films called "Pirates of Silicon Valley" even looked into how both Gates and Jobs revolutionized the 20th century.
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So talk about developing RISC, the technology that sort of revolutionized computer processing, and then we'll go to where it is today.
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But what Bezos wants to do is reminiscent of the work of another influential philanthropist who also revolutionized retailing -- a century ago.
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As is the case with any industry revolutionized by technology, the financial technology or FinTech sector, was initially faced with little regulation.
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The Guardian breaks down how the Chicago house classic revolutionized electronic music in the 1980s, creating a generation of fans and imitators.
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In the last five years, novel medicines have revolutionized prospects for people with metastatic melanoma, the most deadly form of skin cancer.
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And our nation's support for its constellation of national laboratories has resulted in new materials and technologies that have revolutionized our society.
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This drove a predictable obsession with increasing agricultural productivity, which in turn revolutionized English agricultural production and later initiated the Industrial Revolution.
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Amazon's entry into small-business lending could transform the banking industry in the same way that the web-based retailer revolutionized retail.
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"His vision for making air travel affordable for all revolutionized the industry," Southwest chairman and CEO Gary Kelly said in a statement.
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Now we must marshal 21st century resources to ensure that the progress that revolutionized the treatment of infectious disease is not squandered.
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In a way, "Friends" creators David Crane and Marta Kauffman, along with their original producing partner, Kevin Bright, revolutionized the sitcom genre.
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It was the '80s, and another fashion executive, Les Wexner, had revolutionized the apparel industry and the direct-to-consumer retail strategy.
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"Fred Rogers revolutionized the way we think about television and was an innovator in using media as a teaching tool," Rotenberg says.
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He revolutionized America's transportation system by deregulating trucking and railroads, and brought air travel to the middle class by deregulating the airlines.
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Kalanick's pugnacious style turned Uber into the world's largest ride-services company that revolutionized the taxi industry and challenged transportation regulations worldwide.
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China's integration revolutionized the global economy, as foreign companies expanded operations to take advantage of cheap labor, political stability and improving infrastructure.
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In the early 1990s, Sky revolutionized English soccer coverage with brash on-screen graphics and attempts to use technology to analyze games.
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D.A Pennebaker, the legendary director who revolutionized documentary filmmaking with his observational, verité style, died Thursday night, the New York Times reports.
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Based on first-person experience, it revolutionized the nascent field of anthropology, insisting that observation and involvement were fundamental to anthropological research.
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The original Independence Day revolutionized movie marketing at the Super Bowl, so it makes sense that this one would turn up as well.
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The two main folks that have revolutionized LA's current chip scene are Kevyn Martinez and Jesse Avila, or 8BitLA as they call themselves.
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The Revenge Body host has revolutionized her style since confirming in December that she's expecting her first child with NBA boyfriend Tristan Thompson.
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Wearable fitness trackers and their companion apps have revolutionized the way we exercise, making data about working out easy to access and analyze.
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"Lithium ion batteries have revolutionized our lives and are used in everything from mobile phones to laptops and electric vehicles," tweeted the committee.
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Rømer's discovery was published 340 years ago on this day and has since revolutionized how we study cosmic distance and how light travels.
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I was working night and day on Rodial for 10 years before the launch of the Snake Serum completely revolutionized the beauty industry.
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Fintech is a factor of the fourth industrial revolution that has completely taken the world by storm and forever revolutionized how we bank.
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Every time humans have observed the universe in a new way, we've always discovered something unexpected that revolutionized our understanding of the universe.
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Charm. Mother Pence revolutionized the beach towel industry by introducing quirky charms people could attach to their towels to distinguish them from others.
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Antibiotics were one of the great achievements of the 20th century: They revolutionized medicine, saved millions of lives, changed the course of history.
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The character brought to life on The Mary Tyler Moore Show by the late Mary Tyler Moore revolutionized how the world saw women.
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In recent years, the advent of precision medicine has revolutionized healthcare and offered new hope to millions of patients with life-threatening illnesses.
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Facebook's ability to give every private citizen a public identity revolutionized the way we share our lives and raise awareness about our ideas.
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However, research showed that if the machines were connected to smartphones, arcade gaming could be revolutionized to again become attractive for younger generations.
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The mission launched in 1997, and has essentially revolutionized our understanding of how Saturn and its complex system of 53 official moons works.
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All right, we're going to talk when we get back about developing RISC, this technology that revolutionized computer processing and still continues to.
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By the time he died in 1999—way before his time—he had arguably revolutionized old-timey music with the addition of technology.
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Thirty years ago, Nike revolutionized the running shoe with its launch of the Air Max 1, also known as the Air Max 87.
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He revolutionized political consulting, and his work will instruct those who are involved in the highest levels of campaigns for centuries to come.
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After all, Musk and Zuckerberg are considered to be geniuses and are responsible for products that have revolutionized life for billions of people.
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Hill's treatment is particularly jarring in light of the #MeToo movement, which revolutionized how such allegations from women are received in public life.
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Roughly 25 years ago, David Lynch and Mark Frost revolutionized TV. In the three decades since, Twin Peaks has become a cult favorite.
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Writer Tim Seeley first made a splash in the comic world by co-creating Hack/Slash, a comic that revolutionized the horror genre.
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A decade later, Mourinho and Rafael Benítez revolutionized England's tactical awareness, introducing unfamiliar systems, new interpretations of positions and even an expanded vocabulary.
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He and other private equity executives receive more annually than the leaders of Facebook and Apple, companies that revolutionized the way society communicates.
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In the last ten years, a field that deals with the very old has been revolutionized by something very new: next-generation sequencing.
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The Outlaw movement revolutionized country music in the 1970s the way gangsta rap shook up West Coast hip hop in the early 1990s.
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Between 1921 and 1929, when he served as the Master of Form at the Bauhaus, Schlemmer revolutionized and renewed dance as performance art.
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Whereas the company revolutionized the way we live with the iPhone and iPad, innovation now comes in dribbles, and often behind other companies.
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The discovery revolutionized the field of astronomy, giving scientists a new way to study the mysterious, dark objects that lurk in the distant Universe.
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They certainly revolutionized the culture, but they ultimately left us with draconian drug laws and a cultural backlash that pushed psychedelics into the underground.
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Good ol' Uber, which in less than a decade has revolutionized the way we view cars in the city, is now eyeing the skies.
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Good ol' Uber, which in less than a decade has revolutionized the way we view cars in the city, is now eyeing the skies.
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Released in 2006, the Wii revolutionized the home gaming console space with its iconic, motion-sensitive Remote that kicked off motion-controlled video gaming.
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"It has revolutionized my relationship to music," said Mr. Quinn, a onetime composer whose musical activities now center on sacred harp and allied traditions.
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But in our era of revolutionized color and digital, it seems as though black-and-white images have become a thing of the past.
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The first film in the series revolutionized theatrical distribution and kicked off the trend of "found footage" stories when it hit theaters in 2000.
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It happened so quickly you might have barely had time to register it — but Apple iPads have revolutionized the way we interact with technology.
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"Advances in our understanding of cancer biology have revolutionized how we diagnose and treat human cancers," a16z GP Jorge Conde said in a statement.
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Restaurant tech is not new: the point of sale machine introduced in the 1980s revolutionized how orders were placed and fired in the kitchen.
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Whether a nuisance in your eyes or the best thing since sliced bread, email has revolutionized the way we disseminate information with one another.
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The shipping container once revolutionized 2100th century global trade, and now containerization is revolutionizing the way we think about delivering applications to end users.
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The medical world, in which treatments, organs and devices are an integral part, stands to be revolutionized by the vast promises of 3D printing.
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Mr. Bloomberg's legacy includes many extraordinary efforts that have revolutionized global health efforts worldwide and disproportionately improved the lives of black and brown people.
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In the measured tones of senior academics, Orren and Skowronek uncover a transformation that revolutionized American politics and now threatens to tear it apart.
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Direct-acting anti-virals, such as Gilead's Sovaldi and Harvoni, have revolutionized treatment of Hepatitis C, with cure rates of more than 90 percent.
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The buzzy New York startup has revolutionized home fitness with its high-tech indoor bike, which enables users to stream live classes from home.
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The buzzy New York startup has revolutionized home fitness with its high-tech indoor bike, which enables users to stream live classes from home.
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Over the past decade, apps have revolutionized everything from the way we get around to how we communicate, send payments, and book doctors appointments.
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The oldest continuously operating plant at a company that once revolutionized manufacturing with the Model T, it now churns out Ford Explorers and Tauruses.
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Taco Zone (8:30 PM – 2 AM)Taco Zone revolutionized Echo Park as the standard by which all other taco trucks would be judged.
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Even after Cadillac revolutionized its styling to be more aggressive, it had to tackle the impression that the Germans were better at going fast.
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The 1996 title revolutionized computer roleplaying games by tossing random dungeon maps, online multiplayer support, and real-time combat into one endlessly addicting package.
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This 1815 pocket watch, Mr. Fléchon said, illustrates the work of Abraham-Louis Breguet, who revolutionized watchmaking with elegant cases, guilloché dials and tourbillons.
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Each course is led by one of the web's top instructors, Rob Percival, who has revolutionized and streamlined the way people learn to code.
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The women, strangers to one another living in different countries, asked their doctors to try new immunotherapy drugs that had revolutionized treatment of cancer.
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"Oh my gosh, he revolutionized ball handling," Nancy Lieberman, who played for the Generals against the Globetrotters in 1988, said in a phone interview.
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This isn't another chapter in that old story about how we ate badly until fill-in-the-blank came along and revolutionized American dining.
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" Mr. Gates used the forum to explain Microsoft's role at the forefront of an "industry that has revolutionized the world in only 25 years.
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Which makes lots of scientists wonder: Why did Vera Rubin, who proved the existence of dark matter and revolutionized cosmology, never win the prize?
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Well before computers revolutionized pop music, places like the South Bronx had lost many of their arts programs, and with them, access to instruments.
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Kalanick's departure caps a tumultuous period for the world's largest ride-services company that has revolutionized the taxi industry and challenged transportation regulations worldwide.
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Eric Ries' The Lean Startup revolutionized how the business world thought about startups and small businesses, according to Lean Startup co-creator Steve Blank.
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It was named for the Medici Bank of Florence — a pioneer of the double entry bookkeeping that revolutionized money and banking in the Renaissance.
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And so that is the glue that binds the consumer experience, which is revolutionized in the last 10 years, like nobody could have anticipated.
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The machine revolutionized home espresso-making, which had been dominated by the Bialetti model, an angular, narrow-waisted cast-aluminum design with a plastic handle.
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In the IPHF's own words: Steve helped create products that revolutionized the creative world and became essential tools for designers, filmmakers, music producers and photographers.
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"Tesla has really revolutionized that part of the battery pack and made it much more sophisticated, and it gives them the competitive advantage," said Jaffe.
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This is striking in that it covers a period in which not just the British but the global economy has been revolutionized by technological change.
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Donald Trump at his computer-less desk in 2010 (AP Photo/Richard Drew)The personal computer revolutionized the American home in the 1980s and 90s.
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The Toyota Prius revolutionized the automotive industry, but it has fallen on harder times as competitors have caught up and Tesla has stolen the limelight.
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At its height, the company reached a valuation of over $9 billion on the strength of its claim to have revolutionized the blood-testing industry.
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Individuals and companies who could experiment and freely compete with each other found new ways to serve the needs of others and revolutionized human life.
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That's changed since Colette Dike of Fooddeco revolutionized the foodie world's concept of buns with her droolworthy instagram feed and, especially, her avocado burger bun.
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But before digging into those concerns, it's important to recognize how much CT scans and other forms of X-ray imaging have revolutionized health care.
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Trump has revolutionized political messaging through his use of Twitter, leveraging the platform to break through the fastidious, tightly scripted politicking that defines contemporary politics.
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And although 3D Touch is improved in iOS 10 (and not available on my iPhone 6 Plus) it hasn't exactly revolutionized user interface design yet.
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Most importantly, tech companies need to accept that they don't operate in a vacuum -- Facebook and Google have revolutionized how we communicate as a society.
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The Internet has revolutionized the world around us – transforming the way that we use and share data to communicate, collaborate and consume entertainment and information.
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His last big job in the fashion world was as the creative director at Dior, the storied French fashion house that revolutionized post-WWII womenswear.
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While most would agree it has revolutionized software development, like many technology solutions, it takes a certain level of expertise and staffing to pull off.
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And yet, Hunt's return has revolutionized the offense, inspiring Freddie Kitchens' "Pony" package (two running backs), which has been the offense's lifeblood in consecutive wins.
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In a breakthrough achievement, she also revolutionized the way the Navy designed ships and submarines using a computer program she developed in the early 219s.
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As a young man, he was mentored by Oscar Hammerstein II of Rodgers and Hammerstein, the songwriting duo who revolutionized musicals with "Oklahoma!" in 217.
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In the years since, it's dedicated billions of dollars to the fight against AIDS, and it revolutionized care for patients with this once-deadly disease.
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The secret to Tim Ho Wan's success is not so much revolutionized recipes as it is the care with which it makes genre-defining staples.
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Mr. Berlusconi revolutionized Italian television and made a fortune by ushering in the era of "velinas," scantily clad women as adornments to virtually any programming.
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They've allowed doctors to test the specific effects of drugs safely outside the body, something that has revolutionized and personalized areas such as cancer treatment.
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Direct-acting anti-virals, such as Gilead's Sovaldi and Harvoni, have revolutionized treatment, with cure rates of more than 22016 percent shown in clinical trials.
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Technology has already revolutionized manufacturing and logistics, and now a number of well-funded startups are looking to do the same to the construction industry.
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Small oil producers revolutionized the sector through advances in horizontal drilling and fracking, but their stock prices have languished with investors pressing for higher returns.
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He revolutionized how the rhythms of sub-Saharan African music are transcribed, employing the 20163/8 time signature rather than a simple two-beat measure.
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But she predicts a future where robots will revolutionize work in the 21st century the way the combine harvester revolutionized farming in the 19th century.
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In just twenty years, Amazon revolutionized the logistics industry by fulfilling orders directly and offering its fulfillment services to third parties selling on the Amazon marketplace.
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Today, the internet has revolutionized activism and organizing, connecting like-minded people at the push of a button on platforms like GoFundMe to fuel grassroots fundraising.
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The app revolutionized dating, both adding an expediency to the otherwise tedious process and helping to shed the stigma associated with meeting strangers in real life.
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Crazy Rich Asians star Ken Jeong says the film's massive box-office success this summer has already revolutionized the experience of Asian Americans working in Hollywood.
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In a digitized world where tech innovation has revolutionized nearly every corner of our life, the negligible impact it has made in our classrooms is woeful.
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With 14 million robots in people's homes today and the leading market share within the robotic floor care segment, iRobot has revolutionized the way people clean.
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"Broken Windows" revolutionized urban policing and many gave it credit for the dramatic downward trending of crime in several major cities -- most notably in New York.
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"Her theories have revolutionized our understanding of minimal surfaces, such as those formed by soap bubbles, and more general minimization problems in higher dimensions," he said.
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The introduction of chlorpromazine, better known as Thorazine, revolutionized the field and led the way for other psychiatric meds, especially those focusing on anxiety and depression.
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Image: APThe genome editing technology CRISPR revolutionized genetic engineering by allowing scientists to cut and paste tiny snippets of DNA with more precision than ever before.
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She's revolutionized a media platform, in the same way that Oprah did with daytime television back when it was our main source of information on culture.
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Telekom's main growth story is likely to remain the United States where it revolutionized the mobile industry by offering unlimited data plans and international roaming packages.
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From Nina Blackwood to "Downtown" Julie Brown, VJs through the years brought their own personalities and perspectives to the network that revolutionized how people experienced music.
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Christian Dior revolutionized the fashion industry after World War II with his "New Look" dress, and the designer's famous first sketch just went up for sale.
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The remote control revolutionized how we watched TV—making channel surfing possible, allowing us to avoid commercials and forcing brands to work harder for our attention.
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Test Run Google Maps revolutionized how you get from point A to point B. Google Trips aims to to do the same for how you vacation.
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THE DANCER Stéphanie Di Giusto directs this biopic about Loie Fuller, the American dancer who revolutionized choreography in Paris around the turn of the 22014th century.
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Sharon Attia is news assistant on The Times' Gender Initiative, a photographer, and is grateful for her iPhone which has revolutionized the way she takes selfies.
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It purports to be a paean to the great librettist Oscar Hammerstein II, whose work with the composers Jerome Kern and Richard Rodgers revolutionized musical theater.
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Coco Chanel began seriously marketing her iconic quilted purses with their inverted Cs in the 1950s, long after she had revolutionized the way wealthy women dressed.
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During Mr. Miller's presidency, Ford reported record sales and earnings, introduced the Mustang and other slick-back models and revolutionized its stodgy management and financial practices.
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It's a transition that has not only changed how games are made but has also expanded the consumer base and revolutionized how users interact with games.
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The ubiquitous lithium-ion battery, which revolutionized portable electronics, electric cars and lifesaving medical devices, emerged from the work of three scientists starting in the 1970s.
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What is clear is that Mercer, having revolutionized the use of data on Wall Street, was eager to accomplish the same feat in the political realm.
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This group portrait of stargazers, mathematicians, theorists, and the benefactresses who supported them shows that, in so doing, they revolutionized the place of women in science.
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But his claims of huge new breakthroughs have been difficult to square with the results of negotiations that have reshaped trade deals rather than revolutionized them.
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"The Dutch view is that this is the postwar novel that revolutionized Dutch literature stylistically," said Adam Freudenheim, the publisher and managing director of Pushkin Press.
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The last time Congress changed the basic structure of our immigration system was 1990 -- long before the internet revolutionized the way we innovate, connect and hire.
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Then in 1986, they revolutionized it with the concept of shared ownership and proceeded to build the largest, most diverse private jet fleet in the world.
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And television executives like Roone Arledge, who had revolutionized sports coverage at ABC, told Mr. Evey that an operation like ESPN had little chance of succeeding.
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When Rent the Runway first launched in November 2009, it was a hit; it revolutionized the way women dressed (and spent) for special events and formal affairs.
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Save $125 on the all-new Bear Hybrid Mattress Bear revolutionized the way we sleep by creating a mattress that supports every body type and sleeping style.
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That theory, which came out in 1916, revolutionized our understanding of the Universe, by combining space and time together into a single concept known as space-time.
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Burger King may have revolutionized the chicken nugget with its chicken fries in 2014, but now it's amping up its chicken game to a whole new level.
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Dwight is distracting Jim by bouncing up and down on his new "fitness orb," which he claims has "completely" changed his life and revolutionized his ab workouts.
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But it's hard to imagine the gaming industry existing as it does today without Zelda, which has literally revolutionized gaming multiple times over several generations of games.
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Improvements in deep learning in recent years have truly revolutionized the world of machine vision, and visual content online is often as legible to machines as text.
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Combined with the Industrial Revolution—women going out to work and just the movement of people in general—it completely revolutionized how people could interact and meet.
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"'The Hawk' revolutionized the game and remains to this day an icon of the sport and one of basketball's great innovators," the Suns said in a statement.
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Over the past half century, inhalers have revolutionized care by delivering medicines direct into the lungs and avoiding the serious side effects seen with older oral drugs.
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They're based in San Diego and they have revolutionized spinal healthcare with new surgical techniques, procedures and equipment and new theories about how to treat the spine.
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"The five experiments all succeeded, but none of them revolutionized our understanding of the corona," he says in a disarmingly honest way about the flight's immediate impact.
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Grapevining the legs and landing shockingly effective uppercuts or trapping the posting arm behind his opponent's back—Nurmagomedov seems to have revolutionized ground work along the fence.
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Minnesota's new head coach and team president has already revolutionized NBA defense, and has been arguably the best defensive coach in basketball over the past quarter-century.
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Michelle Obama further revolutionized this strategy, using alternative media appearances, rather than traditional outlets, to publicize her signature initiatives and amass positive press coverage for the administration.
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Save up to $200 on a Bear Hybrid Mattress Bear revolutionized the way we sleep by creating a mattress that supports every body type and sleeping style.
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Paypal can be said to have revolutionized the e-commerce world by making online sales safer and easier for people wanting to purchase goods and services online.
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NORMAN LEAR: JUST ANOTHER VERSION OF YOU He revolutionized television comedy in the 1970s, especially broadening what could be talked about (race, sex, abortion) in prime time.
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At the end of the day, its design has been refined but not revolutionized, much as its actual functionality still revolves around a grid of downloadable apps.
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This, remember, was the gestation of "Total Football" — the soccer attributed to Coach Rinus Michels as he revolutionized tactics with Ajax and the Netherlands and later Barcelona.
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Nowhere is this attitude more apparent than in skiing, in both Nordic and Alpine disciplines, where the United States, Canada and South Korea have revolutionized their approaches.
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Save $200 on the all-new Bear Hybrid Mattress Bear revolutionized the way we sleep by creating a mattress that supports every body type and sleeping style.
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The deal revolutionized the fortunes of the TV service, and helped turn the British soccer league into one of the world's most watched — and lucrative — in sports.
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Lucano told the BBC, ''The multiculturalism, the variety of skills and personal stories which people have brought to Riace, have revolutionized what was becoming a ghost town.
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"While Uber has revolutionized the way people move in cities around the world, it's equally true that we've got things wrong along the way," Mr. Khosrowshahi wrote.
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Ms. Millett revolutionized our thought by helping us to perceive the power structures in what had previously been cast as apolitical terrain: the home; literature; romantic relationships.
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He explains that although technology has revolutionized certain areas of medicine, such as surgery, it's still hard to study behavioral and social traits outside of the lab.
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Doctors say the device and others like it have revolutionized diabetes care because they allow patients to easily track their glucose levels and better manage their disease.
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Whether it's via our favorite news site or social media, the dissemination of information via these devices has revolutionized the way we find out about major events.
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These tech giants have revolutionized the customer experience and disrupted everything from our viewing choices to our shopping habits and how we pay for goods and services.
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What this trial has, in my view, revolutionized forever is the relationship between criminal groups and what we call in Italian pentiti — "penitent ones," or cooperating witnesses.
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But actually what happens is technology, the technical base of industry and capitalism has been revolutionized again and again and again going back at least 503 years.
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The Kiwis have revolutionized sailing in the 35th America's Cup, using "cyclors" who pedal to provide the power needed to control the boat's foils and towering "wing" sail.
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Musk has revolutionized the space industry by building reusable rockets that will soon make it cheaper and easier to get cargo and people to the ISS and beyond.
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Slack was among the first that not only revolutionized messaging in businesses but also engaged a massive developer ecosystem that is creating useful third-party applications within Slack.
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Just as the ETF revolutionized the way consumers can index a plethora of investing strategies, so too will a whole new class of innovation come to the fore.
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Amazon has reached staggering heights and revolutionized shopping in the U.S. and beyond, but CEO Jeff Bezos still sees a threat: the physical stores he has supposedly vanquished.
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Reliance Jio, the telecom operator that has revolutionized India with its generous data plans, has its eye on the next generation of internet users with its latest acquisition.
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His youngest brother, Will, was the founder of the Battle Creek Toasted Corn Flake Company, which revolutionized the mass production of food and what we eat for breakfast.
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Back then, Yahoo's technology revolutionized the industry, helping usher in a new era of high-speed communication that changed the way millions of barrels of oil traded daily.
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Since announcing plans to close its doors completely this past summer, the Parisian retailer, which revolutionized shopping, has had no shortage of collaborations since it opened in 1997.
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DiorDior was the fourth ranked makeup brand on the list and it's no surprise — in 2002, DiorShow mascara revolutionized the beauty world with its thick, densely bristled wand.
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Although the spacecraft was moving at over 693,269 mph, it managed to capture images and data that revolutionized our understanding of Pluto and Kuiper Belt objects in general.
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"Amazon is a wonderful company, and they certainly have revolutionized the ecommerce world, and we're not sure what Amazon's going to do one way or another," he said.
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Jordan Golson The MacBook Air did for laptops what the iPhone did for smartphones: it revolutionized its category and set a template that is still being followed today.
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High School Musical, the series that both revolutionized Disney Channel Original Movies and gave millions of children everywhere unrealistic expectations of high school theater, premiered 12 years ago.
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Buy now: $39, Amazon Keurig K55 Snobs might turn their nose up at the coffee pod-based Keurig, but the company has revolutionized the way we make coffee.
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Technology has revolutionized the way we work, but in its wake it has left a workforce that lacks the tech savvy to take advantage of these transformational tools.
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Instagram user Dani Lane shared a video of two of her daughters Dannah and Dani that has perhaps revolutionized everything videos of your nieces and nephews could be.
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Over the years, Westwood has revolutionized the industry by starting conversations about fashion's impact on the environment and by challenging gender norms by throwing co-ed fashion shows.
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In fact, we have avoided another world war thanks in part to mutual assured destruction, and atomic know-how has quietly revolutionized healthcare, energy, robotics, physics and aerospace.
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Their goal was to revolutionize the teeth-straightening industry as Crest Whitestrips revolutionized the teeth-whitening industry by letting people whiten their teeth at home, Fenkell told Inc.
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The move comes as the nation, which revolutionized coal power, aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 80 percent compared to 1990 levels in the next three decades.
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Such intensive fracking has revolutionized the efficiency and profitability of extraction while reducing the footprint of single well pads, but it has also intensified the impacts on landowners.
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Citizens United was the capstone on a remarkable series of cases, dating only to the 1970s, that revolutionized the application of the First Amendment in the corporate context.
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Apple's introduction of the App Store in 25.1 revolutionized the mobile-phone industry, creating a new marketplace for consumers to download games, productivity tools and social networking services.
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Tech We're Using Streaming services have revolutionized the discovery of songs, but here's why Ben Sisario, who covers the music industry, still likes to listen to compact discs.
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Mr. Lee, the chief writer and editor for Marvel Comics, revolutionized the comic book world by humanizing its characters, giving them flaws and insecurities shared by mere mortals.
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John Portman, 93, the architect who revolutionized hotel designs with futuristic atriums and transformed Asian skylines from Shanghai to Mumbai; Thomas Monson, 90, president of the Mormon Church.
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She decided to spend hours quizzing Ligety, the American skier and defending Olympic giant slalom champion who had single-handedly revolutionized giant slalom technique between 2012 and 2013.
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Regulatory changes in New York City could provide a model for other cities eager to rein in ridehailing firms that have increased congestion even as they've revolutionized transportation.
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But even as Russell, 83, revolutionized the game with his defensive prowess from the center position, he may have made his greatest impact as a civil rights pioneer.
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As DNA testing has revolutionized forensic science and helped to exonerate hundreds of wrongfully convicted people, it has also shined a light on the inadequacy of earlier methods.
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SUPER PUMPEDThe Battle for UberBy Mike Isaac "Super Pumped" is more than the story of an upstart company that destroyed the taxi industry and revolutionized the gig economy.
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Benny Tai, a leading activist who was jailed for his role in the "Umbrella" movement, says that campaign revolutionized youngsters and set the stage for the current protests.
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In 1940, the first modern mutual funds revolutionized investing by making it easy for people without a large fortune to own a diversified portfolio of stocks and bonds.
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Google, which revolutionized how we conduct internet searches, will soon be the Bay Area's biggest developer, with plans to invest $1 billion to help build 85033,000 new homes.
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Overall, the available research suggests that body cameras haven't revolutionized accountability in policing or led to radical improvements in public opinion for the departments that have adopted them.
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The competition serves as a celebration of the advanced photography technology associated with the small, handheld device by Apple that has revolutionized technology, information, and media sharing globally.
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And analysts tell CNBC that the San Francisco headquartered firm - which revolutionized public transportation since it was founded by Travis Kalanick in 22014 - has to win this time around.
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Retail has been revolutionized over the last decade, with brands like Casper and Warby Parker offering high-quality goods at lower costs simply by selling them through the internet.
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Storytelling used to be as simple as gathering around a campfire and spinning a yarn, but the advent of 21st-century tech has revolutionized the way we share stories.
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Craft beer revolutionized American (and global) brewing for a reason: America was practically begging for something other than lawnmower beer, especially if it only costs a few extra bucks.
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Chemistry has revolutionized our lives through drugs to cure our illnesses, batteries to power our smartphones, fertilizers to grow our food and plastics to be formed by our imaginations.
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It has completely revolutionized global transportation and may hold the best clues to finally building the e-commerce industry we've been relentlessly trying to put in place since '99.
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NASA announced today that they are renaming the probe, initially the Solar Probe Plus, to the Parker Solar Probe, after Gene Parker whose research 60 years ago revolutionized heliophysics.
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"Improvements in logistics have permitted the growth of global value chains, and e-commerce has revolutionized the transparency of pricing within and across countries," Mersch said in Kuala Lumpur.
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As a co-founder of Ableton, he helped develop software that revolutionized how bedroom and professional artists alike create and manage their workflow, including Ableton Live, Push, and others.
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The widespread availability of FM radio relay after World War II opened the possibility of electronic message networks reaching all the way to the front line, which revolutionized warfare.
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It revolutionized the game and helped pave the way for the shootout, which has given us some of the best... and some of the worst one-on-one moments.
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Curry revolutionized the game this season, pouring in a record-shattering 402 3-point shots while leading the Golden State Warriors to an all-time best 73-9 record.
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Controversial among environmentalists for the danger of environmental contamination many argue it poses, fracking has nonetheless revolutionized the energy industry by raising supply and lowering gas and oil prices.
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In the course of launching a start-up that would go on to sell for more than a billion dollars, the ex-Expedia trio revolutionized the online job world.
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A seasonal over-ordering of 260 tons of turkey by manufacturer Swanson led them to innovate the frozen and reheat-able packaged meals that revolutionized speedy cooking at home.
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Sticks changed very little until the 1960s when the Chicago Blackhawks' Stan Mikita first popularized the curved blade, which revolutionized the game, improving players' ability to stickhandle and shoot.
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Amid the countless technological innovations that have revolutionized daily life in the last 20 years, advances in diagnosing and treating cancer has had significant impact on millions of people.
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And the future of gaming would be revolutionized through adding a third dimension of touch — not just looking for clues to a puzzle, but feeling for them, as well.
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Dr. Brown said the advent of highly effective oral therapies, which revolutionized treatment, led people to believe, incorrectly, that hepatitis C was no longer a significant public health problem.
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I wanted to see how Kahn revolutionized architecture and had an enduring impact on design, and so I devised my own tour of some of Kahn's most significant works.
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Aha Moment: Brian Berger, a former business executive for WebMD, saw how Lululemon had revolutionized athleisure wear and wondered why the same had not been done for men's underwear.
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When Marcella Hazan, the cookbook author who revolutionized the way Americans cook Italian food, died in September 2013, The Times asked readers to submit their favorites of her recipes.
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Mr. Lee, above, the chief writer and editor for Marvel Comics, revolutionized the comic book world by humanizing its characters, giving them flaws and insecurities shared by mere mortals.
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This is the couple who reimagined space and time for us in their brilliant short film "Powers of Ten," the couple who revolutionized the way we sit, play, look.
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That led, ultimately, to the paid listings that run alongside Google search results, an idea that revolutionized marketing because they were both highly relevant and priced by the click.
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"She sort of revolutionized golf for us because she was so good and her swing was so perfect," Betsy Rawls, who won eight majors, told The A.P. in 2200.
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As a result, the findings of the Cassini mission have revolutionized our understanding of Saturn, its complex rings, the amazing assortment of moons and the planet's dynamic magnetic environment.
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Just as the horse, airplane or rifle revolutionized war in the past, this high-tech, multidimensional war that is coming fundamentally changes the role of army units and soldiers.
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And, according to a study from Stanford University, it's a philosophy rooted in 19th-century America, when an enterprising group of American businessmen revolutionized the economy via the railroad.
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It's also a reminder of how Facebook's powerful ad tools have revolutionized scamming, putting average people in the crosshairs of sophisticated black hat marketers looking to rip them off.
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In "While We Weren't Looking, Snapchat Revolutionized Social Networks," Farhad Manjoo writes: A few years ago, insiders at Snapchat noticed that Stories were an ideal vehicle for relaying news.
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With a 30-round magazine and firing a new "intermediate" 7.92-millimeter short round to an effective range of 300 meters, it revolutionized infantry tactics — and inspired Kalashnikov's design.
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In the nine years since its auspicious debut, HBO's Game of Thrones has revolutionized series television with its enormous ensemble cast, multi-continent-spanning productions, shocking character deaths, and dragons!
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Photo: APThe days of the good old trusty internal combustion engine, which revolutionized transportation but also maybe helped usher in a looming environmental apocalypse, may be numbered across the pond.
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"His vision for making air travel affordable for all revolutionized the industry, and you can still see that transformation taking place today," said Southwest's CEO Gary Kelly in a statement.
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In the second half of the nineteenth century, three generations of young rebellious artists and designers revolutionized the visual arts in Britain and challenged the new industrial world around them.
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The model's radical exterior obscured a movement that, for the first time, incorporated silicon, a material that has since revolutionized mechanical watchmaking by eliminating the need for lubricants like oil.
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The initial launch of her signature boxy handbags (with the labels stitched on the outside, a last-minute decision that caught buyers' eyes) revolutionized the accessories industry in the '90s.
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While "Mad Money" was in San Francisco this week, Cramer became connected with the idea that while business is revolutionized by technology, the same thing could be happening with charities.
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Photo: Mario Aguilar/GizmodoSmartphones have revolutionized the way we take pictures and record our lives—it's hard to remember a time when we didn't always have a camera with us.
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So far, in fact, that SVP Nick Sampson ended the presentation by explicitly saying that Faraday's goal is to revolutionize mobility the same way the iPhone revolutionized the phone industry.
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One big reason why: the discovery of the hormone insulin by a team led by Frederick Banting, an early-20th-century scientist from Canada, which revolutionized treatment for the disease.
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In the 1930s, the photographer Weegee revolutionized photojournalism with his stark portraits of urban crime scenes, often shooting the aftermath of violent murders and horrific accidents before the authorities arrived.
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I just started smoking weed a year ago for the first time in my life, and as any stoner would tell you, it's revolutionized the way I perceive the world.
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In June 2015, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington agreed with Sequenom that the patented method "revolutionized" prenatal care, but nonetheless upheld the patent's cancellation.
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And, with the advent of the Internet, pornographic websites were some of first to make money from selling products online — a move that revolutionized the way consumers shop…and masturbate.
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Released in 1998, Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan was not only a critical success; it redefined how the public imagines World War II, and revolutionized the look of historical combat onscreen.
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Ms. Chilewich, who revolutionized table settings with her artistic vinyl place mats, has developed a weave with glowing strips of jelly-colored acrylic inserted into the white textile's open pockets.
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Technological developments are having an impact on banking, even though the finance sector won't be revolutionized by automation just yet, the chief executive officer of Morgan Stanley said on Thursday.
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The music streaming service, which starts trading on the New York Stock Exchange Tuesday, revolutionized the music industry with licensing agreements that make practically every popular album available to stream.
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In 1917, four years after Ford installed the assembly line that revolutionized cars and American industry, Keros transformed his cart into a brick-and-mortar establishment called American Coney Island.
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Google Earth has revolutionized matters in this regard since you can virtually visit most urban locations in the world and get aerial perspectives that are not possible on the ground.
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Despite all the advancements 3D platformers have made since Super Mario 64 revolutionized our understanding of them, most have stuck to Mario 64's playbook by being slow, deliberate affairs.
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Amazon revolutionized online shopping with the launch of its website in 1995, but in recent years it's showed increasing interest in having a similar impact on the physical retail experience.
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The internet has revolutionized how people connect and find employment, making digital services as important as roads and bridges, explained Vivek Pathak, IFC director for East Asia and the Pacific.
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Nobel Prize in Chemistry: The ubiquitous lithium-ion battery, which revolutionized portable electronics, electric cars and lifesaving medical devices, emerged from the work of three scientists starting in the 1970s.
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They received the honor for the way they revolutionized the fight against extreme poverty, through an approach based not on economic philosophy, but on evidence gathered through randomized control trials.
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The lab agreed to develop a mouse with Maxwell's specific mutation for less than $50,000, using a gene modification technology called CRISPR that has revolutionized genetic engineering in the lab.
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Simons&apos story began long before he revolutionized the investment world, when he spent his days cracking codes for the National Security Agency and teaching math at Stony Brook University.
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Led by Earl Warren, the consensus-seeking California governor chosen as chief justice by Eisenhower, the court revolutionized the process the government must follow to convict someone of a crime.
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My cohort simply cannot accept that Mr. Trump has taken away that coveted role and revolutionized not just our party, but also the very terms of the American political divide.
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Buy it here >>When "Guerrilla Marketing" was first published in 1983, Jay Levinson revolutionized marketing strategies for the small-business owner with his take-no-prisoners approach to finding clients.
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"The President's tweets absolutely reaffirm the plainspoken truth: A self-made billionaire revolutionized reality TV and tapped into something magical that's happening in the hearts of this country," Miller said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DALLAS — When Johann Gutenberg introduced a mechanical, moveable printing press to the European world around 22017, his invention revolutionized the way that information travelled.
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When she began selling her punk designs in her and impresario Malcom McLaren's store SEX on London's major King's Road, she revolutionized British streetwear and what was considered "appropriate" for women.
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It's been 20 years since Sex and the City, a little HBO show about four women in Manhattan, completely revolutionized how women talk about sex, consume fashion, and express their independence.
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On this episode of Daily VICE, VICE met up with Greg Fox, who revolutionized his drumming with this technique—applying the technology to a single snare before outfitting his whole kit.
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Hinton works actively with Google and is also the man behind the "deep learning" model that has revolutionized AI in different areas, like speech recognition, image characterizing and generating readable sentences.
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In the five months since the #MeToo movement revolutionized the way we think about sex and power, it's become rather clear that men have a lot of self-reflecting to do.
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Nichole Yembra Nichole Yembra The portfolio companies' products have connected over 3,000 students to tutors, revolutionized off-grid solar solutions and increased banking services of Nigeria's nearly 84.6 million unbanked population.
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It wasn't until the late 90s when a Texas oil man by the name of George Mitchell combined two existing technologies —fracking and hydraulic drilling — and revolutionized U.S. oil and gas.
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It revolutionized the field as the first entity, government or private, to successfully launch and then safely recover an orbital booster rocket intact, allowing it to be reused in future launches.
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" He adds: "The National Children's Advocacy Center in Huntsville, Alabama, was created in 1985 to improve our response to child abuse allegations and has revolutionized our nation's response to child abuse.
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She points out that while technology has revolutionized media like text, photography and music, drawing has remained largely unchanged since the Renaissance, as today's illustration tools only simulate drawing on paper.
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In the 1930s, Franklin Roosevelt and congressional Democrats put forth a robust vision of using government in response to economic depression that revolutionized the role of the state in American life.
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Startups will gladly store, manage and deliver your items Over the last couple of decades, online streaming, shopping and social networking startups have revolutionized the art of sitting around the house.
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Okolie campaigns at cruiserweight, one of the most competitive divisions in boxing thanks to the way Kalle Sauerland revolutionized the weight class with his groundbreaking World Boxing Super Series (WBSS) tournament.
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Within the past few years scientists have revolutionized genetic engineering techniques so that now, with relative ease, they can precisely edit the genetic coding of animals more-or-less on demand.
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But I think it's very similar to when he got into the industry in the 6526s and he held the monopoly for 21123 years, he revolutionized the gaming industry in Macau.
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Over the past several years, a wave of feminist sex tech companies has revolutionized the male-dominated industry by redefining toys as part of sexual health rather than an illicit perversity.
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He was the ultimate pocket passer who revolutionized the no-huddle, hurry-up offense by crafting mini game plans, surveying defensive alignments and calling out audibles before the ball was snapped.
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If Stan Lee revolutionized the comic book world in the 20083s, which he did, he left as big a stamp — maybe bigger — on the even wider pop culture landscape of today.
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The shocking 3-point performance was all the more amazing because the Rockets revolutionized that aspect of the game this season, making 20 per game on 20 attempts, both league highs.
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The big picture: iTunes revolutionized the way users consume music, promoting the sales of songs at often 99¢ a piece and allowing individuals to easily organize playlists on their media devices.
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Yes, she revolutionized Black haircare — and could technically be considered one of the earliest beauty influencers — but Walker also used her platform and her resources to change the world for good.
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The coach and quarterback who together made the New England Patriots the envy of the N.F.L. and revolutionized the way professional football teams are built and how the game is played.
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Moreover, the report, titled "How North Korea Revolutionized the Internet as a Tool for Rogue Regimes," concludes that other nations are watching the North Korean model, and beginning to replicate it.
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Apple introduced the App Store in 2008, and it quickly revolutionized the mobile-phone industry, creating a new marketplace for people to download games, tools for work and social-networking services.
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But in recent years, a few startups have revolutionized the process of buying wine even further, introducing quizzes and algorithms to predict what kind of wine would best suit your palate.
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He was working on a sequel to his 2003 best seller "Moneyball," which chronicled how the Oakland A's general manager Billy Beane revolutionized the sport by using statistics to evaluate players.
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Corporate crises are his specialty, including Exxon after the Valdez oil spill, Enron during its accounting-fraud implosion and Theranos, the company that claimed to have revolutionized blood testing but didn't.
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These groups not only revolutionized the way scientific research was conducted in the country, but also saved hundreds of thousands of people because of the AIDS drugs they propelled to market.
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By 2005, these three had not only revolutionized sketch-comedy in general, but through their influence (and the fact that they were hired by SNL) pushed comedy into the digital age.
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Academics have taken to Twitter and other forms of social media to contest questions of scholarship and politics, and the resulting speed, ferocity, and imprecision have revolutionized how we treat our interlocutors.
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"Fermi&aposs first 10 years have produced numerous scientific discoveries that have revolutionized our understanding of the gamma-ray universe," Paul Hertz, director of NASA&aposs Astrophysics Division, said in a statement.
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Typewriters revolutionized the way we write and guns changed the wars we fight, yet it can't be denied that both are artifacts of tremendous cultural impact, despite the dramatic differences in function.
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Back when Valencia and Nashville were just places, and Rise was just what you hoped to accomplish before 1.993 AM, the app Hipstamatic revolutionized mobile photography and helped make filtering photos mainstream.
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It revolutionized the concept of a portable computer and ignited an entire industry built on apps, which paved the way for the likes of influential companies such as Snapchat, Instagram and Tinder.
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The GameCube Resident Evil remake came out well before Resident Evil 4 revolutionized the action game genre, let alone Resident Evil 7's bold first-person reassertion of the series's horror relevance.
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The man who revolutionized the retail world is turning his big-picture vision to space exploration, a dream he's had since he watched the moon landing as a 5-year-old boy.
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The tradition of "drum battles" in jazz dates all the way back to the big band era, when Gene Krupa and Buddy Rich forever revolutionized percussion with their show-stopping rhythmic duels.
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If you are interested in learning how this brainy daredevil, described by colleagues as "a flaming pathfinder of women's lib," revolutionized aerial dogfight technology while racking up motorcycle racing titles, read on.
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Campbell, which revolutionized the home-cooking industry with easy-to-prepare soups and low-cost production techniques, has been struggling to attract young consumers to its namesake soups and Pepperidge Farm cookies.
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While print and video media were revolutionized by the advent of blogging and vlogging in the late 2000s, and more diverse voices began to emerge, radio has taken longer to catch up.
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Presumably this goes all the way back to China in the first millennium CE, but picked up noticeably as the printing press revolutionized life and communication throughout Europe in the 15th century.
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With his heather grey hoodie, dad jeans and Adidas shower slides, the Facebook founder revolutionized the modern-day work uniform, proving that maybe — just maybe — normcore was not only acceptable, but cool.
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And, as even your detractors would admit, you were the driving force behind creating not only the most valuable tech startup of all time, but also one that has revolutionized global transportation.
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Plastics may have revolutionized food packaging, but they've become a huge problem—both in the production process, which requires fossil fuels, and in their disposal, which is, in most cases, via landfills.
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Sanders and his supporters have already revolutionized campaign finance by demonstrating that an army of small donors acting for a great cause can rewrite the rules of raising money for political campaigns.
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" He continued: "When Bob Dylan revolutionized popular music by introducing the politicized, bohemian concerns of folk music to rock instrumentation, a mass audience was created for serious consideration of life's deeper meanings.
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But of course they both revolutionized the culture in a way that nobody else ever did I read David was the first person to send you flowers after your bypass [in 21984].
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The 21990 team, largely considered the best there ever was, produced seven All-Americans, led by twins Paul and Gary Gait, two transcendent stars who revolutionized the way the sport is played.
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The company employed her from 1962 to 1974, during which time she revolutionized handbags by inventing the turn-lock clasp (she got the idea from the rooftop closure of her convertible car).
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This week, a Mercedes inspired by the film Avatar, the psychosexual dimensions of Slave Play, Instagram censorship, the dance that revolutionized ballet, the anti-imperialist history of the untucked shirt, and more.
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A similar zeal has always been a feature of our consumer culture, and in recent years technological advances have only intensified our belief that all things can and should be regularly revolutionized.
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Sir Peter Mansfield, who shared a Nobel Prize for discoveries that underpinned the invention of magnetic resonance imaging, the method of peering inside the human body that revolutionized medicine, died on Wednesday.
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New York (CNN Business)Casper, the mattress-in-a-box company that revolutionized the way for people to buy their beds, filed paperwork on Friday to offer its stock to the public.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - One of the biggest ways that Bill and Melinda Gates have revolutionized the world of philanthropy was to start giving away their Microsoft Corp fortune before they were old.
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JW: He's doing five or six quadruple jumps in a long program, which ... He really revolutionized men's skating last year doing many, many quads in a free program, and he's continued that.
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We stand to lose the tool that revolutionized the world, defining the Digital Age — and we stand to lose the independent flow of information critical to our economy, innovation and free speech.
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The digitialization of agriculture has revolutionized farming in many parts of Europe and the Americas with precision equipment and access to real-time market data boosting productivity and helping farmers better allocate resources.
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And, most of all, he has his island, which looks to him as the potential leader of a golden generation, the one that's revolutionized how the entire country regards the sport of baseball.
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He was never as famous as friends Jean-Luc Godard and François Truffaut, with whom he revolutionized cinema first as a critic for the legendary Cahiers du Cinéma and then as a filmmaker.
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Target and other major brick and mortar retailers are aggressively investing in their ecommerce businesses as they try to catch up with Amazon, which revolutionized online retail through aggressive pricing and speedy delivery.
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The founder of Paytm, India's largest digital payments company, has already revolutionized the way 103 million people spend money — whether it's buying dinner, paying an electric bill or sending money to a friend.
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It has relayed back terabytes of data about its adopted home, revolutionized our understanding of Saturn, and raised a fresh slate of intriguing mysteries that will have to be resolved by its successors.
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"It is without hyperbole when I say that [Levy] has revolutionized the way we architect systems, improve software, collect data, and deploy code," said BuzzFeed Publisher Dao Nguyen in an email to employees.
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Within the next decade, farming as we know it is expected to be revolutionized by the use of self-driving tractors and robots that can perform time-consuming tasks now done by humans.
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The gray box revolutionized the video-game industry when it first came out in 1985 and gave millions access to some of the biggest games of all time, from Duck Hunt to Pinball.
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Both Spirit and Opportunity wholly revolutionized the way we do science on Mars, and it is safe to say that we would not have Curiosity without the overwhelming successes of the MER mission.
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While this step revolutionized how people communicate and conduct commerce, the next generation of mobile technology — 5G — promises far greater technological and economic transformations with the potential to reshape industrial and consumer activity.
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Right, so taking six Air Force programmers and a couple iMacs and for under $2 million in literally eight weeks coming up with an app that revolutionized how the air war is fought.
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A secret code this simple wouldn't fly in World War II, which revolutionized the fields of cryptography and steganography with the birth of the Nazi's supposedly un-crackable cipher generator, the enigma machine.
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I don't know what more we can say to convince you this dish actually revolutionized the way we're gonna think about breakfast forever, so we submit for your consideration the following: Unf. Hnnggg.
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Sanders has already revolutionized the system of campaign fundraising by proving that millions of good people making small donations can compete with the decadent old politics that is dominated by special interest money.
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But in recent years, technological advances have brought a host of noninvasive methods for scanning and analyzing manuscripts, which have revolutionized our understanding of the materials and techniques that went into their creation.
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As for science, the return on human space exploration has revolutionized our understanding of the universe, but that return is dwarfed by what can be accomplished by much cheaper and safer robotic missions.
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Mobile communications have revolutionized life in Africa where telecom company reports show calls and texts are giving way to data services like Facebook-owned WhatsApp, Skype, Viber and WeChat owned by China's Tencent.
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They revolutionized their field by taking an evidence-based, rather than ideology-based, approach to studying poverty and believe we've entered an era where evidence doesn't seem to matter for any policy issue.
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Analysts predict further consolidation as the smaller companies that revolutionized the industry through advances in horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracking have seen their stock prices languish and have curtailed spending due weak returns.
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Going viral is a large part of how Matt and Nick, the tag team better known as the Young Bucks, revolutionized the wrestling business and became the most lucrative act outside of WWE.
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"Since the beginning of the epidemic, when many of these criminalization laws were enacted, treatment for HIV/AIDS has been revolutionized," said Peter Meacher, the Callen-Lorde Community Health Center's chief medical officer.
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All eyes are on New York City as its regulatory changes could provide a model for other cities eager to rein in ridehailing firms, which have increased congestion even as they've revolutionized transportation.
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Dr. T. Berry Brazelton, America's most celebrated baby doctor since Benjamin Spock and the pediatrician who revolutionized our understanding of how children develop psychologically, died on Tuesday at his home in Barnstable, Mass.
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Rather than looking for the shipwreck itself, he did something that revolutionized underwater searches: He looked for the debris field ejected from Titanic as it sank — which would be a much larger target.
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Swiftly accelerating mobile internet and smartphones have revolutionized the delivery of news and destroyed the business models of many news organizations over the past 20 years, leading to falling revenues, layoffs and takeovers.
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But just as she revolutionized distance freestyle with a strategy of attacking her events as if they were long sprints, Ledecky has begun creating a distinctive template for life as a pro athlete.
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When reading "The Improv: An Oral History of the Comedy Club That Revolutionized Stand-Up" (BenBella Books), you learn that Barry Manilow once played the piano there and Danny Aiello was the bouncer.
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The other 2020 inductees include the three women who invented the sports bra (Lisa Lindahl, Hinda Miller, and Polly Smith), a dermatologist who revolutionized the way lasers are used to treat patients (R.
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No one in the N.B.A. has ever played for one franchise as long as Nowitzki, who revolutionized his position by becoming the first power forward with a game built around long-distance shooting.
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This courage didn't just end a plague; it revolutionized medicine and, in turn, became the indispensable moral force that led, as the plague abated, to the greatest civil rights revolution of our time.
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All eyes are on New York City as its regulatory changes could provide a model for other cities eager to rein in ridesharing firms that have increased congestion even as they've revolutionized transportation.
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Avedon revolutionized the field; he brought an end to the era of the docile mannequin posing stiffly in this season's clothes — his women leapt off the page; they danced and tumbled and communicated.
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Campbell Soup, which revolutionized the home-cooking industry with easy-to-prepare soups and low-cost production techniques, has been struggling to attract young consumers to its namesake soups and Pepperidge Farm cookies.
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With the rise of techno and house music in the decade following 1993, IDM would come to redraw the lines of the dance music genre exactly like German Romanticism had revolutionized classical music.
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The impact that technology has on our lives is incredible — it has changed the way we communicate, has created improvements in our health and has revolutionized the way we understand and interpret our world.
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Save $125 on the all-new Bear Hybrid Mattress As one of our favorite mattress startups, Bear revolutionized the way we sleep by creating a mattress that supports every body type and sleeping style.
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Psychiatrist Philip Wolfson, who urged the DEA to keep MDMA legal in the 1980s, said that MDMA revolutionized psychotherapy in part because therapists had to stay with people for as long as they needed.
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Bielsa, who was Argentina coach from 1999 to 2004, revolutionized Chile's training methods and tactics and led them to the 2010 World Cup in South Africa after being absent from the tournament since 1998.
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Denis Kyetere, executive director of the African Agricultural Technology Foundation (AATF), which has developed the new hybrids in a public-private partnership, said hybrid technology had revolutionized rice production in Asia, especially in China.
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Apple's iTunes revolutionized the music industry back when it was released in the early 2000s, encouraging a move for music on a digital platform as Seattle-based Rhapsody became the first music streaming service.
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Why it matters: The new monitoring method has revolutionized the way the county enforces permitting for growing cannabis, and it shows a surprising way that relatively cheap access to space can affect daily life.
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Vaginal Davis, the intersex icon who revolutionized drag in the 1970s and has a longstanding visual arts practice, might have a take on all these themes in the current show Chimera, at Invisible-Exports.
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Rich details like the anticyclone known as White Oval A153 are yet another testimonial to how Juno, now in its 15th science orbit of the gas giant, has revolutionized research on the gas giant.
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Rich details like the anticyclone known as White Oval A5 are yet another testimonial to how Juno, now in its 15th science orbit of the gas giant, has revolutionized research on the gas giant.
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Among them, a new Apple credit card, the addition of magazines to Apple News, and, maybe the coolest of all, a revolutionized Apple TV app offering hundreds of thousands of TV shows and movies.
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The battle royale title is yet another name in the free-to-play ecosystem that has revolutionized the gaming industry in the last few years, allowing users to download a game at no cost.
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Whereas news publishers and legacy media outlets have struggled to create direct-to-consumer relationships on mobile, the music industry has revolutionized them, and consumers are clearly willing to pay for that premium experience.
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Netflix, the streaming video pioneer that revolutionized television, is investing in one of the oldest forms of media to gain an edge in the raging battle for online viewers and top-notch talent: billboards.
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It should be accessible to everyone — to have you think about the ways in which we talk about it, how laws have stigmatized it, how society has defined it and science has revolutionized it.
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Known as Duke or the Duke, he shattered a world record in a freestyle sprint by 4.6 seconds in Honolulu Harbor on this day in 1911, using that stroke-kick combination, which revolutionized swimming.
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The founder of investment giant Vanguard Group, who is held in wide esteem, revolutionized retirement with low-fee index funds, and has a moral center that puts the rest of the industry to shame.
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While dating apps like Grindr have revolutionized the way gay men solicit sex, gay nightclubs still exist for those who choose to pick each other up the traditional way: physically talking to each other.
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Beyond these physical exploration achievements, NASA has also revolutionized the human view of Earth, the solar system, the Milky Way, and the deep swaths of space and time beyond our local group of galaxies.
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Among the choicest loans is a collection of works on silk by Jeong Seon, an 18th-century artist who revolutionized Korean painting by depicting real local landscapes, rather than Chinese vistas or idealized visions.
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In the early 20th century, Frederick Winslow Taylor revolutionized the manufacturing world with his "scientific management" theory, which tried to wring inefficiency out of factories by timing and measuring each aspect of a job.
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In China, where the mobile internet has revolutionized social life, getting to know a person takes place almost exclusively on WeChat, a popular social media tool that is used by nearly 1 billion people.
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Similarly, "El Mal Querer," lauded by critics, is a thoughtfully composed, academic and innovative album that has revolutionized the genre: traditional flamenco is fused with literature, classical music, African and urban rhythms, and pop.
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The continuing power of the Sanders movement results from the fact that not only did he inspire a large number of citizens to participate in politics, but revolutionized campaign finance by inspiring small donors.
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Uber has revolutionized the taxi industry with its easy-to-use service, but its current features lack options for transgender drivers to identify themselves correctly, which get some of them kicked off the app.
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Carnegie was an entrepreneurial savant who managed and revolutionized the steel industry — even using the extraction of raw materials to build his own home, the first in the nation to have a steel structure.
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Lehder revolutionized the way the cartel did business by introducing small aircrafts that could be flown at low altitudes to avoid detection, exponentially increasing the amount of cocaine Escobar's empire could transport across boarders.
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The event will mark the 10th anniversary of the iPhone, a product that revolutionized entire industries and transformed a venerable but niche Silicon Valley firm into the largest and most profitable company on the planet.
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Cher Horowitz, Clueless (1995)Played by: Alicia Silverstone Cher Horowitz like, totally revolutionized the J.A.P., setting up cultural markers that continue to shape how we think of young, Jewish women — for better or for worse.
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Companies like X.ai are already beginning to affect administrative work in the same way machines took over the assembly line; even the world of journalism is being revolutionized by algorithms that can write news stories.
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Why it matters: WeWork has revolutionized commercial office space globally, but some investors are skeptical that it can ever turn a profit, let alone justify a valuation that venture capitalists last put at $47 billion.
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Kaan Terzioğlu, the chief executive of Turkcell, which has a market capitalization of $23 billion, touted the potential of the technology, saying that while 4G revolutionized the consumer market, 5G could transform the industrial space.
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But as social media and digital technology revolutionized the ease of learning results as they happened (or even watching them happen via online live-stream), NBC's lack of live broadcasts seemed increasingly greedy and outdated.
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Those drugs, as well as Merck's Zepatier and new ones from a few other rivals, have revolutionized treatment for hepatitis C. About 3 million Americans and millions more elsewhere have the liver-destroying, bloodborne virus.
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And you know, if that doesn't happen, you'll find, as we did during the 19th-century industrial revolution, how long it took politics to catch up with the fact that the world was being revolutionized.
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David Mancuso, a self-described "musical host" who revolutionized night life in New York with weekly dance parties he gave at his downtown loft, beginning in 21985, died on Monday at his home in Manhattan.
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I think that essentially you have a company that revolutionized real time communication, something that's connected the world and created a new sensor network out there experiencing everything –the eyes and ears of the world.
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TiVo, the digital video recorder company that popularized the DVR and revolutionized "time shifting" and fast-forwarding through advertising, is in advanced negotiations to be sold to Rovi, according to people briefed on the talks.
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Emily Jacobs, a professor of psychological and brain sciences at the University of California — Santa Barbara, replied to my inquiry: When "the pill" was released in the U.S. in 1960 it revolutionized women's reproductive health.
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The M.V.A. revolutionized abortion care around the world, but in Bangladesh it did something more: It provided the rationale for a pragmatic policy and a path to limited legalization (in practice, if not in name).
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As loads of data have revolutionized the sport and the level of sophistication required to play each position has risen, more and more teams are employing positioning cards to guide their fielders through every game.
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Most of these efforts died quickly, but those that survived — including a handful of the strongest shared-bike start-ups — turned into multibillion-dollar companies and revolutionized urban transport in just a couple of years.
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"Programs that she revolutionized — guiding promising underserved high school students into college, and forging collaborations between colleges to create pathways to transfer — have become models used nationwide," Gail O. Mellow, LaGuardia's president, said by email.
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In the '70s, Vanderbilt revolutionized the fashion industry with a collection of ready-to-wear pieces that included jeans, which were created for women at a time when most mass-produced denim was designed for men.
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The studios are in one of SACI's renovated 16th-century palazzi in the heart of Florence — the city that revolutionized visual culture during the Renaissance and continues to serve as an inspiration for generations of artists.
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Spade revolutionized the '90s fashion industry with her iconic purses, which she designed on rectangular and squared designs "that keeps them from ever being in or being out," she told the San Francisco Chronicle in 2000.
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While Kickstarter revolutionized how people raise money for games, gadgets, and other products, Patreon is aiming for something far more ambitious: "We want to fund the creative class," CEO and co-founder Jack Conte tells me.
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Educated at Princeton and Caltech, her early work in robotics revolutionized machine learning and AI. Her focus on inclusion in tech careers and diversity in what we teach machines suggests that tomorrow's robots won't be sexist.
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Yunus, 76, revolutionized finance for the poorest when he started providing tiny loans to Bangladeshi villagers at market interest rates without requiring collateral, helping them to escape what he termed a "slavery" relationship with loan sharks.
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Her colleagues and those who admired her spirit remember her as someone who revolutionized our understanding of the cosmos by confirming the existence of dark matter, invisible material that comprises more than 90% of the universe.
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Today, space-based satellites that can watch the sun 24/7 and create permanent artificial eclipses have revolutionized our understanding of the nearest star to Earth—although observing eclipses on Earth is still useful for astronomy.
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Companies like Caterpillar, General Motors, IBM and Apple have revolutionized economic management, brought new products to market, created jobs for hundreds of thousands of workers and have also been bedrocks of the communities they operate in.
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Early funding of ARPANET, an early computer network, by the Department of Defense in the early 1960s, and NSFNET by the National Science Foundation (NSF) in the 1980s produced the Internet, which has revolutionized the world.
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Long after electronic communication and technology have revolutionized other services (like preparing taxes, booking travel and banking), emails, phone calls, video chats and other telemedicine applications are gradually supplementing or replacing some types of office visits.
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On Tuesday, James Dyson, a billionaire Brexit supporter who revolutionized vacuum cleaners with his bagless technology, said he was moving his head office to Singapore from Britain to be closer to his company's fastest-growing markets.
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Reading books is tied to a longer life, so here are some choices: "Patient H.M.," released today, revisits the life of Henry Molaison, who lost his memory after surgery and who revolutionized the science of memory.
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The 149-year-old company which revolutionized the home-cooking industry with easy-to-prepare soups and low-cost production techniques has been struggling to attract young consumers to its namesake soups and Pepperidge Farm cookies.
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The 149-year-old company, which revolutionized the home-cooking industry with easy-to-prepare soups and low-cost production techniques, has been struggling to attract young consumers to its namesake soups and Pepperidge Farm cookies.
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The company's technical innovations around manufacturing and reusing rocket components revolutionized the space industry and created an environment where entrepreneurs believed in the possibility of competing with industry giants like Aerojet Rocketdyne, Boeing, and Lockheed Martin.
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But now all have cochlear implants that, as Ms. Lippert put it, "really revolutionized my world" when, at age 267, she became the first preteen to get a cochlear implant at New York University Medical Center.
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Playing catch-up with the sport he revolutionized, White uncorked two 1440s in the final — including the same trick that he badly missed in a recent practice session, resulting in a gash that required 62 stitches.
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In June 2019, Apple released iOS 13, a software update that features Voice Control and VoiceOver — comprehensive accessibility features that revolutionized the ways in which individuals with disabilities can use their iPhones and other Apple products.
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"Her theories have revolutionized our understanding of minimal surfaces, such as those formed by soap bubbles, and more general minimization problems in higher dimensions," Hans Munthe-Kaas, chair of the Abel Committee said in a release.
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"The mortgage-application process has been revolutionized by technology, allowing homebuyers to complete online what used to be a heavy load of paperwork," Steve Boland, head of consumer lending at Bank of America, told Business Insider.
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Against this background, and animated by an urge to protect the American public's ability to assess the situation in the South for itself, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled for The Times and revolutionized American libel law.
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The technology, which has revolutionized the production of natural gas and oil in the United States, has created a boom in China, too, and with it many of the controversies that have dogged the practice elsewhere.
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After she revolutionized foundation and concealer (thus birthing the "Fenty Effect"), we see Rihanna approaching skin-care in the same way — both by representing women of color in her campaigns and serving them in the products offered.
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"It was the biggest revolution in the last few years in technology, it revolutionized the way we interact with services and what we can do not just with the phone but with other devices," Jeronimo told CNBC.
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Manning, who revolutionized the position while winning a record five NFL most valuable player awards, said he wanted some time to reflect after playing in what many expect to be the final game of his storied career.
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Apple iPad – Fourth Annual Crunchies Winner In the same way that Apple revolutionized the smartphone market when it introduced the first iPhone, the company brought tablet computers into the mainstream with the iPad, which launched in 83.
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His beloved Mister Rogers' Neighborhood revolutionized children's TV with his neighborly ways, quiet sincerity and life lessons, which live on today in many forms — including the upcoming film, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, starring Tom Hanks.
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From 1962 to 1970, Mr. Martin produced 13 albums and 22 singles for the group, a compact body of work that adds up to less than 10 hours of music but that revolutionized the popular music world.
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At the moment, "The Beautiful Mind: The Drawings of Santiago Ramón y Cajal," at Grey Art Gallery presents renderings by a Spanish neuroanatomist that revolutionized understanding of the brain but increasingly hold their own as modernist drawings.
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HONG KONG — Charles Kuen Kao, a Nobel laureate in physics whose research in the 19703s revolutionized the field of fiber optics and helped lay the technical groundwork for the information age, died on Sunday in Hong Kong.
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They're not even good at things they should be good at: it has been a decade since WhatsApp and iMessage revolutionized phone messaging, and the carriers still have not come up with a reliable upgrade to SMS.
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In the same way that cloud computing and smartphones have revolutionized how consumers get and store information, smaller-scale generation and storage devices throughout the grid will make the system more efficient and resilient, Mr. Kauffman said.
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Now with Tom Thibodeau stepping in as a head coach who recognizes the three-point line and has revolutionized NBA defenses, along with a ripe supporting cast, Towns could step forward in a humongous way this season.
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" Apocryphal or not, Peterson notes that nobody slithered in Snake's footsteps: the jump shot "which revolutionized basketball ... did not appear regularly in the pro game come until the late 1940s, when Jumping Joe Fulks began setting scoring records.
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Why this matters: Silicon-based chips revolutionized computing, but scientists are racing to find new materials that allow data to move faster and more efficiently than silicon in order to meet today's — and tomorrow's — massive data processing needs.
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Theranos claimed to have developed a miraculous line of blood-testing machines capable of running complicated tests on the amount of blood obtained by a single finger prick—a claim that, if true, would have revolutionized medical testing.
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The rapid rise in oil and gas pumped from shale reserves in the United States in the past decade has revolutionized the country's energy industry, reversed declining output and contributed to a sharp reduction in global energy prices.
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But NTS' legacy—what it will be remembered for in the years to come—is the way is revolutionized the landscape of contemporary radio, harnessing the limitless freedom of the internet to liberate the medium from commercial obligations.
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This new field, called phylogenetics, has revolutionized the way we define evolutionary relationships, but many gaps exist among the numerous branches in the tree of life—including the very first trunk at the base of the animal tree.
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"The use of these methods has completely revolutionized structural biology so everyone now wants to buy this type of equipment and start this type of research, all over the world," Johan Aqvist, another Nobel committee member, told Reuters.
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In the bra space, we saw Gina Rodriguez-backed brand, Naja, finally expand its neutrals last year, and, now, ThirdLove — a brand that has revolutionized how bras fit, with half sizes and an app — is joining the fray.
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Translation has been revolutionized by the use of a trendy type of AI called deep learning, which involves training systems called artificial neural networks on lots of data and then getting them to make inferences about new data.
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In June 2015, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington, D.C., agreed with Sequenom that the patented method "revolutionized" prenatal care, but nonetheless upheld the cancellation of the patent, citing a Supreme Court precedent.
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Shifting the market away from long-term contracts to a freely floating spot market with the use of financial exchanges revolutionized the European energy market and could be about to do the same in Asia, market participants said.
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Since the attacks of September 11, 2001, security experts have revolutionized their craft, sometimes by moving screening checkpoints further away from terminals, one of many tactics employed by Israel, long seen as the vanguard nation in airport security.
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The project revolutionized the way professionals and the general public thought about their relationships and connections with mental hospitals, and eventually inspired similar projects in institutions in Germany, Sweden, Spain, France, Italy, Mexico, Uruguay, Chile, and other places.
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Set in the moment just before home computers revolutionized communications and when second-wave feminist activism was still near its peak, its hindsight vision isn't so much nostalgic as amazed at the profound cultural changes time has wrought.
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Early in his career, with the 1904 design for Building 10 of the city's Packard automotive plant, Kahn revolutionized industrial architecture by replacing wood materials with reinforced concrete, a safer alternative that also allowed for more dramatic structures.
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Arthur Finkelstein, a reclusive political Svengali who revolutionized campaign polling and financing and helped elect a bevy of conservative candidates, including President Ronald Reagan and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, died on Friday night in Ipswich, Mass.
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It's hard to believe that it's been a whole decade since Apple's now-iconic (and heavily parodied) "There's an app for that," commercials revolutionized what we knew the then third generation iPhone (feel old yet?) was capable of.
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As the Queen of the Skies nears the end of its reign, its legacy will surely live on forever as the aircraft that revolutionized the aviation industry and made the world a smaller place for over 50 years.
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The rise of passive investing — exchange-traded funds, index funds and the like — has revolutionized the investment world, providing Main Street investors with greater opportunities at lower fees while putting pressure on even Wall Street's biggest money managers.
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Which was almost a shame, when you recalled that Mr. Armani, who started his label decades ago with men's wear, revolutionized women's wear by dappling it with the style and shape from the other side of that divide.
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This allowed for a range of colors and designs that revolutionized its market appeal, taking it from a niche instrument for specialists and enthusiasts to a design that was cheap, accessible, and used by adults and children alike.
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Unlocking the potential of eye tracking technology While virtually every industry and domain is flourishing and being revolutionized by technological advances, more than three-quarters of U.S. citizens will vote for their next president on paper ballots this November.
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And in 85033, the Department of Energy (DOE) L-Prize led to the development of a highly-efficient, low-cost, American-made LED bulb to replace the 60W halogen bulb, and in the process revolutionized the residential lighting industry.
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Over the course of the next half-century, Patient H.M., as Molaison was referred to in the scientific literature, was the subject of hundreds of studies that collectively revolutionized our understanding of how memory, and the human brain, works.
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In a statement Wednesday, the group praised Sanders for having "revolutionized politics as we know it" and drawing millions of voters into politics but said the presumptive Democratic nominee should be the one with a majority of pledged delegates.
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Beginning with the launch of her eponymous brand in 1991, it has since revolutionized the industry by introducing the novel idea that makeup could be used to enhance one's own natural beauty rather than just cover up perceived flaws.
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Johan Cruyff, a brash Dutch soccer star who helped develop a style that revolutionized the way the game is played, becoming the Netherlands' greatest player and later a scolding conscience of the sport, died on Thursday in Barcelona, Spain.
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Analytics has not yet revolutionized football like it has baseball, but DePodesta has never been about numbers, per se; rather, the key is in his philosophy, in looking at the status quo through critical eyes and discarding conventional wisdom.
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John Portman, the architect and developer who revolutionized hotel designs with soaring futuristic atriums, built commercial towers that revitalized the downtowns of decaying postwar American cities and transformed Asian skylines from Shanghai to Mumbai, died on Friday in Atlanta.
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In a career that spanned nearly six decades, Avedon revolutionized fashion photography and took revealing portraits of some of the biggest cultural giants of the modern era, including Ezra Pound, Charlie Chaplin, Bob Dylan, Marilyn Monroe and Allen Ginsberg.
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Indeed, if the cuisine can be said to have revolutionized American food, it's by introducing unfamiliar mouth feels — crackle where one doesn't expect it, slime in a country that's always shied away from that sensation — into our culinary vocabulary.
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But mostly Chouinard devoted himself to Baja surfing trips and climbing excursions on the rocks near Palm Springs, where he joined a keen band of Sierra Clubbers who soon revolutionized the sport, on the towering granite walls of Yosemite.
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Much as randomized controlled trials revolutionized modern medicine in the 20th century, there is an exciting movement in government and philanthropy centered on the use of rigorous evaluation to determine what works — and what does not — in social policy.
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The smart phone also made the list because it is a platform for millions of games and has "revolutionized the way that people across the globe interact with the world and each other in playful ways," the announcement said.
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This abundance of imagery has revolutionized how we travel, communicate, and perceive our surroundings, and also provides unexpected insights into our civilization that aren't obvious at ground level—like the impact of a neighborhood's wealth on its overhead appearance.
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The theory behind such stable strategy profiles, which came to be known as "Nash equilibria," revolutionized the field of game theory, altering the course of economics and changing the way everything from political treaties to network traffic is studied and analyzed.
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"When you look back at the most recent years, artificial intelligence has revolutionized how data analytics runs in the cloud and especially with the smartphones, it's simply augmenting the user experience today," Thomas Lorenser, Arm's Director of Product Management, told me.
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Whether it's an app that can monitor your heart rate or a vehicle that detects hazards as you drive, the products and services created by U.S. innovators have revolutionized the way people work, communicate, and go about their daily lives.
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Click here to view original GIF3D printers have revolutionized the speed at which prototype parts can be created, but what if your deadline is so tight you can't wait for the printer to finish before the part is shipped out?
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Suddenly, some of the eras biggest names (think: Aaliyah and Gwen Stefani) revolutionized their reputation, wearing them in music videos and on the red carpet (preferably with a crop top), putting them on the wish lists of countless young women.
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This time was no different: The new technologically driven global economy has revolutionized and reduced employment opportunities; terrorism has led to a loss of privacy and is now part of our daily lives; violent civil unrest has crisscrossed the country.
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Trump has already revolutionized presidential debate, turning formerly staid contests interrupted by occasional wisecracks into wild no-holds-barred arguments not entirely dissimilar to professional wrestling interviews or Mike Tyson press conferences (Tyson, incidentally, has endorsed Trump, as has Hulk Hogan).
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It seems somewhat offensive that even in the progressive realm of queer relationships, a woman like Matheson—who revolutionized talk radio and could be considered the predecessor of podcasting—is defined, according to a leading internet database, by her romantic partners.
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Since 2010, when a low-ranking intelligence analyst in Iraq copied thousands of classified files onto CDs labeled as Lady Gaga songs and gave them to the antisecrecy organization WikiLeaks, it has become clear that technology has revolutionized leaking. Pfc.
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The last time Congress rewrote our tax code was in 1986, when "Top Gun" was the biggest movie of the year and manufacturers hadn't even begun to incorporate some of the high-tech, transformative practices that have revolutionized our industry.
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" Sharing insights from The Policy State, Karen Orren and Stephen Skowronek in-depth look into the making and remaking of American institutions, Shenk highlights how they, "uncover a transformation that revolutionized American politics and now threatens to tear it apart.
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Game Boy ゲームボーイ (portable console by Nintendo) 264 Having revolutionized the home console market, Nintendo turned its attention to mobile gaming, then dominated by its popular but unsophisticated "game-and-watch" devices -- simple wrist watches that featured a single game.
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A third-generation gallerist, Lucas will inevitably face the same scrutiny his father endured in trying to outrun the legacy of Rudolf Zwirner, the legendary German dealer who revolutionized Cologne with artists like Cy Twombly and Joseph Beuys in the '60s.
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MUMBAI, India — Jet Airways, which revolutionized Indian aviation after the government ended the monopoly of state-owned carriers, is now on the brink of shutting down, devastated by management missteps and the feisty low-cost airlines that followed in its footsteps.
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Before becoming billion-dollar corporations that revolutionized the tech industry, those leaders faced an all-too-familiar predicament that many side hustlers battle with today — and that is whether they have what it takes to launch their passion projects full time.
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"While Uber has revolutionized the way people move in cities around the world, it's equally true that we've got things wrong along the way," Uber's CEO said in an open letter published in the U.K.'s Evening Standard newspaper Monday.
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The show does offer some brilliant practical tips on storage (my own folding habits are personally revolutionized), but the biggest takeaway point is one of immediate interpersonal gratification: throw out a bunch of stuff, and you'll stop bickering with your partner!
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James Dyson told reporters last year that his ambition to take on the car makers was triggered when the industry dismissed his idea to use the cyclonic technology that revolutionized vacuum cleaners to clean diesel exhaust emissions in the 1990s.
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For decades General Qassem Soleimani, leader of the elite Quds Force and a commander in the Iranian military branch of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), revolutionized the covert warfare strategies of Iran by orchestrating proxy conflicts across the Middle East.
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In fact, even the company that revolutionized the personal computer industry with the Macintosh has had its share of failures over the years, from an overheating computer to a handheld device that co-founder Steve Jobs hated and comedy writers mocked.
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Like Orson Welles, the Belgian director Chantal Akerman revolutionized the cinema with a movie that she made in her mid-twenties—"Jeanne Dielman," from 1975—and then made even more artistically advanced films that never achieved the same level of fame.
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Like the game upon which it is built, the NBA 2K League revolutionized the way professional sports leagues partner with their corresponding professional esports league, as it was the first official esports league operated by a U.S. professional sports league.
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In a hundred years—by which time we will be using plasma weapons but the principles will remain the same—this man will be remembered for revolutionizing combatives in the same way that Daniel Mendoza revolutionized the art of swinging fists.
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But a close look at decisions over the past decade indicates that the case has not revolutionized judicial treatment of gun laws in quite the way that Stevens and others might have feared or gun rights supporters might have hoped.
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Perhaps the most comprehensive survey of the artist's work this generation will ever see, there has never been a better examination of a painter who revolutionized portraiture and closed the Dutch Golden Age alongside compatriots like Frans Hals and Johannes Vermeer.
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"Tesla revolutionized the electric car and now it's redefined luxury interiors by using these vegan materials, which are both animal- and environmentally friendly," said Anne Brainard, senior corporate liaison and manager of corporate affairs at People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.
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Another time you got a smartwatch to market, and then Apple descended from the clouds of Cupertino to declare to the world that it has revolutionized mobile electronics with the creation of a truly revolutionary smartwatch, and everyone lost their damned minds.
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A members club located at 20013 Wardour Street—now the site of a branch of faux-Irish chain-bar O'Neils—the Wag revolutionized nightlife across the entire country, and shaped the face of club culture in the UK as we know it.
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There is a blockchain revolution coming in the way visual artists collaborate on and sell their work; the blockchain is revolutionizing Saudi Arabia's oil economy; distributed ledgers are revolutionizing the way musicians form bands; the way we consume sushi is being… revolutionized.
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Yes, Americans, you too can both book and pay for AirBNBs in Cuba — and it has also thoroughly revolutionized tourism in the land of plenty known as Mexico where I write this, according to every Mexican in the tourist industry I've spoken to.
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This is called "software as a service" (SaaS), and it's revolutionized IT. More recently, the 'as a service' concept has been spreading to other time-consuming and costly parts of setting up a business and, now, it's made its way to office furnishing.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Magic Johnson revolutionized the point guard position during his career with the Los Angeles Lakers and on Thursday, in his new role of running the team, picked a player in his own image to lead them back to contention.
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WeChat, the mobile chat app owned by China's Tencent, revolutionized hongbao - the red packets, or envelopes, that senior family members stuff with "lucky money" and present to junior relatives - in 2373 when it introduced a digital money-transfer feature called e-hongbao.
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The prospect of shutting output comes at an awkward moment for Airbus as rival Boeing celebrates the 50th anniversary of its 747 jumbo - the jet that revolutionized long-haul travel and which Europe's A380 was designed to squeeze out of the market.
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Solar sails, light-based spacecraft propulsion devices, have been suggested as the most promising method of interstellar travel, while metamaterials, synthetic structures with unnatural properties, have already revolutionized numerous STEM fields (think earthquake-resistant buildings, ultra-rapid data processing, and cloaking devices).
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It was because, he theorized, of the celebrities' magnitude of fame, pure chance, a more diverse media, or because it was the end of an era—that this generation of celebrities "revolutionized popular entertainment" and were among the first to reach mega-stardom.
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But while the way writers and editors work is relatively unchanged, computers and technology have broadened the options for illustrators — some of whom have traded pencils and inks for styluses — and revolutionized the roles of letterers and colorists, in speed, output and artistry.
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"There is considerably more venture capital available in the US, but there is still no startup in the US that has entered the classic retail banking business, everyone concentrates on individual products in niches and none has revolutionized the core of the account."
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Just as Amazon and Uber have revolutionized the retail and taxi industry with new technology, digital therapeutics could potentially be the catalyst to help drive the paradigm shift in the chronic disease management of addiction, allowing more patients to recover at home.
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A leading Brexit campaigner, Gove also used the Conference speech to argue that Britain's farming industry would be revolutionized by its departure from the Common Agricultural Policy, saying the government would direct its resources to projects that improve the environment and productivity.
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Read more: High school seniors recreated iconic memes in their school ID photos — and it's the best thing you'll see todayFor the past several years, seniors at the high school have completely revolutionized the picture day game — hello, who ever liked their photo?
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For a few years now, the desktop operating system has played second fiddle to iOS, but the long mobile honeymoon has begun to wane, as smartphone sales have begun to flag for the first time since Apple revolutionized the category with iPhone.
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"The whole concept of Multics was going to be something that revolutionized the way people used computers in a way that was humanistic and friendly," said Peter Neumann, a computer scientist who was then a Bell Labs researcher who participated in the project.
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But it's also one that Kim has been thinking about since he founded Partners in Health, a radical health care project in Haiti that revolutionized the way we treat the world's poor (and was immortalized in Tracy Kidder's book Mountains Beyond Mountains).
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George L. Kelling, a criminologist whose "broken windows" theory, conceived with James Q. Wilson, revolutionized policing in America by targeting lesser infractions that stoke fear and unrest in urban neighborhoods, died on Wednesday at his home in Hanover, N.H. He was 22014.
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"Big tech companies like HP and Amazon and Apple and Google and Microsoft all realize that this is the largest remaining industry that has not been revolutionized by modern technologies that has transformed every other big industry in the United States," he notes.
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"aptX technology revolutionized the Bluetooth stereo listening experience by bringing unprecedented wireless audio quality, and aptX Voice is set to do the same for voice calls," said James Chapman, the vice president and general manager for Voice, Music and Wearables at Qualcomm .
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Light bulbs this bright would have been prohibitively expensive not long ago, but (thanks to environmental rules Donald Trump wants to do away with) energy-efficient LEDs have revolutionized indoor lighting, and Amazon has become a thriving marketplace for the new bulbs.
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Questions that would become mainstays of graphic design — of how to represent numbers, how to use color for emotional and dramatic effect, how to represent change over time in a single image — were revolutionized in the context of the American intelligence community.
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It tells the story of Arunachalam Muruganantham, a social entrepreneur from the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu who revolutionized feminine health care in his country after discovering in 2700 that his wife was forced to use old rags during her period.
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With Get Out, Peele's 2017 breakout vehicle, he all but revolutionized the conventions of horror, journeying deep into the twisted interior of our minds and projecting what many black people had long suspected but feared saying aloud: Some white people are fucking crazy.
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A new exhibition, The Master of Paper: Drawing Books from the Seventeenth to the Nineteenth Centuries at Madrid's Museo Nacional del Prado, explores how this and other drawing books revolutionized the study of drawing and spread it to new places throughout Europe.
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To celebrate its history of iconic design partnerships, the brand is teaming up with Rizzoli publishing house to release Target: 20 Years of Design for All: How Target Revolutionized Accessible Design, on September 3, a book that will highlight each collection over the years.
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Buffett was not the first person to write such letters to his shareholders, but he objectively revolutionized the form; a shareholder letter from, say, Amazon's Jeff Bezos swaps Buffett's rhetorical warmth and coy folksiness for Amazon's signature predatory stridency, but the influence is unmistakable.
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"Minecraft: Education Edition on iPad unlocks new and intuitive ways of collaborating and sharing and has revolutionized the way our students and teachers explore curriculum and projects," explained Kyriakos Koursaris, Head of Education Technology for PaRK International School, in a statement about the launch.
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Three trends that Axios has previously reported on offer possible explanations: Technology has revolutionized the way parents and children interact Many wealthy nations have seen family sizes shrink Urban young adults are extending adolescence and turning to tribes of friends instead of family for support.
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But both were poor boys from the East Coast, Shillington and Newark; both had the shared experience of restlessness and discontent, in retrospect a kind of unconscious bliss in a small city; both found their sensibilities revolutionized and overturned by the events of the sixties.
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