Ford was not out to revolutionize standards of beauty: She was first and foremost a businesswoman with a keen sense of what would sell.
Emphasizing the "useful arts"—a curriculum of specialized scientific study stressing theory and practice, innovation and functionality Rogers sought to revolutionize standard educational practices of the day.
Today, as the cost and time required to sequence genomes has plummeted, more hospitals and health-care agencies are turning to WGS to study disease outbreaks, and the method promises to revolutionize standard methods of infection control and contact tracing during outbreaks.
Such a fashion statement was considered outrageous, until function and practicality were accepted in female sports attire and ultimately revolutionized the standards for women's casual clothing.
The prestigious berth signals keen attention will be paid to the film that caused a significant stir at Sundance and one that may revolutionize the standards for "fair use" -- the doctrine that allows footage from previous movies to be used for documentary purposes -- in this case multiple clips from The Shining illustrating Room 237's strange propositions.
In the past couple of years, several upscale establishments have revolutionized the standard British curry house.
Traverso says the technology could also "revolutionize the standard of care" for psychiatric patients and those with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, which make it difficult for patients to remember to take their medicine.
Through many brainstorming sessions with others involved with AcademicLifeinEM.com, the team realized the next area of interest is in the use of chat programs such as GoogleHangout to revolutionize the standard concept of how education is given in small and large group settings.
Over the last two decades the advent of drugs such as anti-TNF used in combination with concomitantly administered MTX has revolutionized the standard of care of many RA patients.
Despite the clinical efficacy of these agents, which have revolutionized the standard of care, toxicities such as hypertension, myelosuppression (reduction in white blood cells and platelets) and skin reactions such as the palmar plantar dysesthesia that are associated with their chronic use affect the choice of these agents for therapy.
(Who, despite her status, was not exactly a role model for single living. After revolutionizing military nursing standards during the Crimean War, she took to her bed more or less permanently at the age of 40 with a mysterious malady).
