For example, two early adopter schools that had been held up as groundbreaking innovators have designed a KS3 curriculum focused on themes and competencies, rejecting the value of subjects entirely.
The term small block refers to the engine's compact design, a groundbreaking attribute when it arrived in 1955.
Appointed to Warwick in 1967, two years after the university was founded and before any students arrived, he had almost three years to develop an ethos, design a groundbreaking curriculum and recruit a lively team of like-minded younger colleagues from several countries.
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THROUGHOUT a lengthy, influential career the composer and vocalist Robert Ashley has designed his groundbreaking series of operas -- dizzying confluences of spoken and sung words, electronic music, video elements, mystery and charm -- to be performed by himself and a tightly knit group of regular collaborators.
Kemp designed the groundbreaking show in which there were elements of Japanese kabuki, Italian commedia dell'arte, snatches of Jacques Brel; but a solid tradition of English stage shines through.
In the surge of new music services, I believe one is fundamentally different, brilliantly designed, potentially groundbreaking, and could lead to entirely new trends in social music: Turntable.fm (and I am not alone).
Rawls' groundbreaking insight was that people designing a just society ought to do so without regard to what socio-economic position they might occupy in it.
As the groundbreaking kindergarten architect, professor Takaharu Tezuka, puts it: "It's important to design a society that is interdependent.
It's designed to further "groundbreaking contributions to the improvement of the living conditions of young people".
