In a review in The New York Times, Martin Duberman, a Princeton history professor, praised her skill at narrating events, making historical personages come alive, and writing clearly and powerfully about complex matters.
The trends toward ICT of the new wave of computing, coupled with the evolving concept of smart sustainable cities, are driving research into ever-smaller sizes of sensors capable of powerfully sensing complex and varied aspects of urban life and environment at very low cost.
Tart, floral, spicy and complex; powerfully funky yet attractive.
Great leaders, the authors believe, are those whose behaviors powerfully leverage this complex system of brain interconnectedness.
Translated from the Italian by the New Yorker editor Ann Goldstein, the book is full of evocative phrasings: The sea is "an elegant lady, with a white fringe of foam" that churns in a storm, its waves "running after one another and fighting to see which is the tallest". Celina's tale is powerfully told and complex.
They provide the what, who, how, and why necessary to powerfully align action in complex organizations.
The concept of fetishism seems to be enjoying a vigorous afterlife in cultural theory (after Freud, that is, as well as Marx); Brown has contributed powerfully to its nurture". "A complex and yet stimulating read.
One is that if there is order for free — if you have complex systems with powerfully ordered properties — you have to ask a question that evolutionary theories have never asked: Granting that selection is operating all the time, how do we build a theory that combines self-organization of complex systems — that is, this order for free — and natural selection?
