There is, for example, the work of Klíma.
(See, for example, the work of Robert Y . Shapiro at Columbia).
For example, the work of the F.D.A. has become vastly more complex over time thanks to the combination of scientific advances and globalization.
Now Adorno's importance is taken for granted, making possible, for example, the work of such scholars as Lawrence Kramer and Lydia Goehr.
She cites as an example the work of a colleague at Ralston Purina who moved to Eveready in the mid-1980s when Ralston bought that company.
Take, for example, the work of the US philosopher Eric Schwitzgebel, who's spent a large chunk of his career confirming the entertaining finding that ethicists aren't very ethical.
(See, for example, the work of Charles I. Jones of Stanford University on this point and a paper he and Paul Romer wrote for a broader audience).
In the second example, the work of the student is clearly differentiated from previous studies and/or collaborative work with others.
She cites, as an example, the work of the school's Collaborative Program in Natural Resources, which builds the capacity for collaboration on even seemingly intractable natural resource challenges.
In the 16th century for example, the work of Copernicus, De revolutionibus, captivated William Shakespeare, whose plays are replete with references to the new astronomy.
A more literal use of machine iconography followed, in, for example, the work of Jean Tinguely, who produced sculptures that could move, make noise, draw or self-destruct, like us.
