Łukasiewicz did indeed invent, in 1924, the notation which is variously known as Łukasiewicz notation or Polish notation, but it is a minor and very incidental part of his creative talent, incomparable with his scholarly achievements in propositional logic, many-valued logic and the history of logic.
A trip through a notable upper North West Washington DC neighborhood requires me to drive across a bridge named after one of the city's greatest creative talent, the incomparable Duke Ellington.
An opening statement explains the avant-garde approach: "Motivated by the enlightened minds that produced works of incomparable beauty and emotional resonance, the creative artists in turn gleefully discarded rules and radically redefined their art forms".
The book, which was published in October, claims to be "an unrestrained look into the unique creative mind and an incomparable portrait of late 20th-century popular culture," but it's immediately obvious it's so much more than that.
In another chapter, Mr. Gilmore argues that the Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," released in June of that year, embodied both a generation's sense of possibilities — its dreams of freedom, community and creative experimentation — and, in its last song, the incomparable "Day in the Life," an elegy for those hopes.
She draws a Runway creative director named Nigel, who is a pale imitation of the incomparable André Leon Talley, and gives us a caustic stuttering travel editor who is a cheap shot at the food writer Jeffrey Steingarten, whom she should have been studying for lessons in how to write.
"We thank the incomparable creators Misha Green and Joe Pokaski and the great John Legend, along with the talented creative team and cast who brought the unsung American heroes of the Underground Railroad to life".
Creative copywriters working in marketing may well feel their envelope-pushing words are incomparable.
We should seek creative outliers, cast them in unexpected ways and give them the freedom to be themselves: just as individual, incomparable and radical as the superstars of the Golden Age.
