Sofonisba, though not an interesting drama in itself, incorporated profound innovations in intent, structure, and form.
He made a series of profound innovations in geometry, the theory of differential equations, electromagnetism, topology, and the philosophy of mathematics.
The revolutionaries' creative thinking, operating within the constraints of practical politics, propels the narrative through a series of momentous achievements, from independence itself to profound innovations in the writing of constitutions.
Profound innovations such as universal education, of girls as well as boys, and belief in the sanctity and freedom of the individual conscience were strongly based in Calvin's thought and practice.
In this classic video from the BBC archive, archaeologist and historian Richard Miles explores the origins of one of the most profound innovations in our human story: civilisation.
To support this ego to eco shift we need a new type of awareness-based collective action leadership school -- a distributed platform that focuses on pioneering profound innovations by an approach that links and integrates all sectors (business, government, civil society), system levels (micro, macro, mundo) and all intelligences (head, heart, hand).
Yet Pheu Thai's victory underscores Mr Thaksin's profound innovation, one that will outlive him.
We see this as a profound innovation.
A company's personality is the most profound innovation of a founder and her team, as ubiquitous, unnoticed and essential as air.
Recalling the profound innovation cartography has undergone, this chapter advocates the creation of a new model called chorography, aimed at recovering the social and cultural sense of territory.
That may be the most profound innovation of all.
