Then in 2013 she joined forces with a small team in Washington DC to create a start-up accelerator with the aim of building more new-era businesses from the ground up, whilst training more aware and conscious leaders.
Many scientists think we are on the threshold of an even more exciting new era in which breakthroughs in a startling variety of directions will produce significant changes in our understanding of the natural world.
July 1 often marks the end of prime mayfly season in the Delaware watershed, but this year it may signal the beginning of a far more significant new era for wild trout.
If this more merciful new era means we have to put up with a third season of "The Killing," well, I'll try to live with that.
The Galaxy S10 family looks more and more like a new era for Samsung.
More specifically, the new era was made possible by the phenomenal acceleration of science and technology in the twentieth century — a process that really began, Fuller says, during the First World War, when industry suddenly moved, in his words, "from the track to the trackless, from the wire to the wireless, from visible structuring to invisible structuring in alloys".
In this sense, the Web is the best rejoinder to A.J. Liebling's old complaint that "freedom of the press belongs to the man who owns one". More generally, the new era of digital communications has the potential to end the old scarcity of bandwidth in the radio spectrum that limited the number of broadcast channels.
To learn more about the new era of business, visit ibm.com/cognitive.
To learn more about the new era of computing, read Smart Machines: IBM's Watson and the Era of Cognitive Computing.
More dramatically, the new era of touchscreen entertainment took game-buying out of your local Wal-Mart's electronics section and into the App Store, where suddenly mom and pop operations were charging 99 cents for games and no consoles were necessary.
Such databases, although large, are becoming more and more useful, heralding a new era when paleontological reconstructions of family trees can easily tap into the wealth of data available about a creature's anatomy and physiology, she notes.
