The quiet transition is unusual for the magazine, which was historically undergone more dramatic changes in leadership.
Using global bonds with hedged currency exposure has historically provided a dramatic reduction in volatility because each country's yield curve is shaped differently and the factors that impact changes in yields are lowly correlated across countries.
Additionally, while you describe Tesla as "one of Edison's former assistants", their relationship was much more dramatic and historically important.
In addition to the invented love affair, he fudges in ways small (an early scene shows Ka'iulani playing a significant role in a palace function she did not attend) and large (the circumstances of her departure for England are much more dramatic and historically relevant in the film than they were in real life).
The brokerage industry has not historically been characterized by dramatic and innovative technological change.
Such dramatic performances have historically marked religious celebrations and important holidays.
But even when they take place in a fictional space, they always lift and remix dramatic elements from historically important (and usually independent) feature films.
Readings expose students to the demographic underpinnings of the dramatic growth and historically unprecedented geographic dispersal, the ethical dilemmas posed by undocumented immigration, the historical and contemporary trends in social, economic, and political participation, and the hybrid cultural imprints forged in musical, literary, and artistic work.
Historically, the key driver behind dramatic increases in area capacity of cellular networks has been reduction of cell sizes and densification of cellular layouts.
Historically it was done for dramatic purposes, often at tableside by Gallic waiters in immaculate dress, the dish ignited for suitably impressed diners who enjoyed the skill, the perceived danger, and most of all the showmanship of it all.
