In 2005, at the annual Jackson Hole, Wyo., conference of the world's leading central bankers, the chief economist of the International Monetary Fund, Raghuram Rajan, presented a brilliant paper that constituted the first prominent warning of the coming crisis.
In part, the fact that Jones was not allowed to be a scientist is indicative of broad cultural racism; because of longstanding stereotypes, black women are rarely presented as brilliant engineers or physicists.
The technologies presented are brilliant and cutting edge on the utilisation of waste carbon dioxide, but it still releases it into the atmosphere adding to carbon cycle and greenhouse effect.The carbon cycle describes how carbon travels from carbon dioxide in the atmosphere into vegetables then into animals and finally back again to the atmosphere.
Among Zedd's titles are "The Beauty of Rage," "You Have a Right to Be Happy," "How to Deny the Power of the Past" and "You Are the World," a book that "presented a brilliant argument that selfishness was the most misunderstood, moral, rational and courageous of all human motivation".
He set out his stall as an independent producer with the 1961 London premiere of Jack Gelber's underground classic The Connection, which dealt with the mystique of dope addiction, and presented a brilliant, bed-bound Spike Milligan in Son of Oblomov, as well as recent university graduates John Cleese, Tim Brooke-Taylor and Bill Oddie in Cambridge Circus in 1963.
This year Marin Theatre Company presented a brilliant production of Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol directed by Jon Tracy while Berkeley Rep hosted Kneehigh Theatre's production of Tristan and Yseult.
The co-founder of Stonyfield Farm, Gary Hirshberg, presented a brilliant campaign and interactive session around justlabelit.com, his web site arguing for GMO labeling.
Although his classic paper presented the brilliant examples of drawing correct conclusions regarding the aetiology of a complex human disease from simple but well thought out experimental observations, this clever hypothesis has never been adequately pursued.
His canvases typically present brilliant colours flowing in amorphous forms over unprimed canvas.
Viewed through a telescope, Venus presents a brilliant yellow-white, essentially featureless face to the observer.
