MASS transportation has introduced radically new spaces to the world -- not just the coach or cabin of the vehicle, but that less definable place in between, the space of the rapidly passing view, of suspension and uncertainty.
More radically, we have introduced a sabbatical system: After ten years' service, our people can take a year off, during which they will be paid their full annual compensation and bonus.
Typically, Jobs spent a good chunk of time talking about an old category that was broken and then introduced a radically simple product that fixed it.
Competition in the soap category has changed radically since Ivory was introduced in 1879: Mr. Hochman said the biggest trend in recent years was "genderization" of the category, soaps specifically for men or women.
Moreover, the central love interest here isn't girl-next-door Mary Jane Watson, but the considerably kookier Gwen Stacy (Emma Stone), promoted from a more incidental role in Spider-Man 3. Perhaps most radically, we are also introduced briefly to Parker's parents, never seen, and only rarely mentioned, in the Raimi films.
Stringfellow Barr, who became president of St. John's College in Annapolis, Md., in 1937 and introduced a radically new curriculum composed entirely of 100 "great books," fiercely fought off those who objected to studying Marx and Freud alongside St. Augustine and St Thomas.
At last week's Facebook developers conference, f8, the company introduced the radically redesigned profile page now called the Facebook Timeline.
Various cyclic monomers capable of radically induced ROP are introduced so that the essential items of molecular designs and polymerization mechanisms can be understood.
Much more than an incremental improvement, this musical introduced a radically new technology (synchronized dialogue) resulting in a game-changer for the film industry.
The Judeo-Christian tradition introduced a radically different concept.
