Language as a catalyst for ideas about life, death, and the afterlife underpins two other major works here, "Rise" (2005-2006) and "Shimmer" (2005-2006).
"We think of this simply as an extension of our educational mission — a think tank, a laboratory, a catalyst for ideas that might not come out of traditional business environments.
These include its role as an educational forum, a catalyst for ideas for research and audit, identification and verification of the suitability of patients for clinical trial entry (Bouvier et al, 2007) and a clinical audit and quality assurance tool.
The Center for American Progress, run by former President Bill Clinton's onetime chief of staff, John Podesta, serves as an unofficial cabinet and idea catalyst for this administration.
It seems that the deal with Walmart and August's own acquisition have created a catalyst for the idea, though.
Boiled down, Sean Parker is a human accelerant, an idea catalyst who, when combined with right people, has fueled some of the most disruptive companies of the last two decades.
I have a page in the 'notes' function on my phone that reads like the ramblings of a madwoman but having a catalyst for an idea is half the work, once I start sketching things having a way of fleshing themselves out.
The show enables the visitor to trace directly Donatello's decisive impact on his contemporaries, including, among others, his longtime collaborator Michelozzo, whose work is represented here by two marble angels from London's Victoria and Albert Museum.The exhibition also points out how ideas expressed first in sculpture became the catalyst for new ideas about beauty and truth in painting.
"She is a catalyst for winning ideas," Mr. Rosenberg says.
That was his most important quality: you would pick up things from him; he was a catalyst for creative ideas and discussion.
