Historically, the union of religious impulses and liturgical needs has produced wonders: the statues and friezes in Greek temples, for example, or the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
This Star Trek of a life has produced wonders I could never have imagined -- both good and bad.
Innovation produced wonders like the airplane, the automobile, the semiconductor, the personal computer, the iPhone, the Uber concept, the Airbnb business model, and so on.
Mergers may help to reduce marketing and sales expense, and they may eliminate some competition even in R&D, but they will not do much to boost the success rate of new drugs, or raise R&D productivity.Recent high-profile product glitches, such as ImClone and Bristol-Myers Squibb's Erbitux, give the impression that the industry is losing its knack for producing wonder drugs.
Why has the same drug technology that produces wonder drugs for leukemia done much less for common tumors?
We now produce wonder drugs to cure challenging illness.
"I think [girls] have been ignored for a long time," said Deborah Snyder, who is producing "Wonder Woman," "Justice League" and other films for Warner Bros. "Girls like action.
Away from Her What does -- or should -- produce wonder and admiration is Sarah Polley's screenplay that so faithfully and movingly translated an Alice Munro short story into the feature film Away from Her.
When reason and fantasy are combined, they produce wonders.
The actual papermaking machine, and the boxmaking machine that produces wonders like pizza boxes, stood on the second floor, dry.
