Having suffered an allergic reaction to the conventions – both musical and personal – of stardom, they almost split up after OK Computer but instead settled on a "change everything" ethos, largely dispensing with guitars in favour of skittish rhythm and an electronic sound palette inspired by krautrock, free jazz and the more abstract end of hip-hop.
His legacy is not only a changed G.E., but a changed American corporate ethos, one that prizes nimbleness, speed and regeneration over older ideals like stability, loyalty and permanence.
To get to the root of this, we need a change of ethos.
Mr Adoboli's ETF desk was part of Mr Allison's division.Mr Allison told the court he observed a "change of ethos" taking place at the bank under Oswald Grübel, who had become UBS's chief executive in 2009.
But the past year has utterly changed the ethos of the glitzy Gulf emirate.
For she changed the ethos of Britain as well as its landscape.
An Australian cardinal, George Pell, has been put in charge of cleaning up the Vatican's finances.All that has changed the ethos that prevailed under Benedict XVI, the previous pope.
Anxiety Comes With Change Mr. Rogovin described Mr. Stewart's hiring as "an effort to change the ethos in the department, a fundamental change," which he recognized would cause some anxiety.
Last month Infantino said he'd deliver a "now-or-never" change of ethos, then defended spending €500,000 of Uefa's money on renting a jet.
Google is currently going through a change of design ethos across most of its products, but many of them are cluttered and certainly not simple in design, Gmail being a prime example.
