However, this is not to suggest that globalization is the only or even dominant factor in shaping theses pathways.
Still, he stands firmly by his disconcerting thesis: that because dominant companies focus on products that earn the highest margins, they inevitably miss the opportunity to develop more convenient, less costly offerings that are initially less profitable.
The dominant message of the separation thesis is that Scripture is not the source of metaphysical knowledge and so we ought not to treat it as an authority in these matters.
Nonetheless, it raises the question of how one is to understand Nietzsche's own theses, for example, that the dominant values of the common heritage have been underwritten by an ascetic ideal.
My thesis, "Human Rights and the Sovereign State," asks whether the dominant political organization of our time, the sovereign state, is compatible with the humanitarian necessities of a global world.
Anderson's thesis is that web browsers are precipitously declining as the dominant way of using the internet.
Pollard's interpretation, which was broadly comparable to 17th century publications of Lord Herbert of Cherbury and his contemporaries, remained the dominant interpretation of Henry's life until the publication of the doctoral thesis of G. R. Elton in 1953.
This, at least, is the dominant impression I took away from "Young Romantics," even if it isn't Hay's thesis or even drift.
Agnetha (Ms. Robins) is an American in London to research her thesis, titled "Serial Killing: A Forgivable Act?" Ralph (Mr. O'Byrne) is a tattooed drifter who becomes a dominant figure in both women's lives.
However, as this modern thesis become dystopic, an antithesis, in the form of utopian socialism, emerged to contend with the dominant utopian image of the future throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.
Piketty's central thesis is so provocative because it contradicts the fundamental beliefs that have enabled capitalism to become the dominant economic system of the last century.
