Greenberger, a talented explainer, charts the development of more and more complicated and preposterous instruments, ending with credit-default swaps.
19 Oil Addiction A video which charts the development and implications of the West's "addiction to oil".
The film, directed by David Cronenberg from a script by Christopher Hampton, charts the development of psychoanalysis with Viggo Mortensen as Freud and Michael Fassbender as Jung.
The second is a taxonomy that charts the development of different parts of the chair, including the headrest, backrest, armrest, seat, stem and base.
The exhibition's portfolio of historic maps from previous centuries charts the development in European understanding of the Australian continent, and clearly demonstrates the centrality of maritime exploration in first discovering and then mapping our Great Southern Land.
The move to relocate some of the museum's holdings – the bulk of which is part of a Royal Photographic Society (RPS) collection that charts the development of photography over 200 years – was announced in February, prompting accusations of "cultural vandalism".
This is a coming-of-age story, unusual for the fact that it charts the development of a female protagonist, Scout, and explores issues around racial violence, rape, and social marginality in the depression-era deep south of the United States.
Most of the items to be moved, which include hundreds of thousands of images, books, periodicals and camera equipment, are part of a Royal Photographic Society (RPS) collection that charts the development of photography over 200 years.
If they like Weslandia they will love Sitting Ducks by Michael Bedard Walkerr, £9.99), an alligator-eat-duck fable, with bold illustrations with unusual perspectives, that charts the development of a very unusual friendship.
Scholarly yet accessible, A History of Opera: The Last 400 Years by professors Carolyn Abbate and Roger Parker Allen Lanee, £30) charts the development of a form whose new lifeblood is now a trickle in a volume that is, nevertheless, a celebration of the art.
