Mr. Tangel and a half-dozen other 19th-century-baseball enthusiasts had gathered at the cemetery to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the death of Creighton, a man who scholars of baseball's nascent days say revolutionized the game.
Schultz, now Starbucks Chairman and CEO, brought this communal coffee concept back to the U.S. and, needless to say, revolutionized his company and the entire coffee-drinking culture in America.
Mr. Sturgis compiled three months of videotape - detailed images that researchers said have revolutionized how they study whales.
In their search, collectors often turn to the Internet, which Mr. Jenkins said has revolutionized the antique-radio world.
The director Frank Pierson, president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and a longtime friend of Mr. Frankenheimer, said: "John revolutionized everybody's way of looking at films.
The finding is also among the first tangible benefits arising from the completion last year of the human genome sequence, which Futreal said had revolutionized the search for cancer-related genes.
I told my wife, 'I can buy two suits now.' " Jeff Garlin, a co-executive producer of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" who also plays Larry David's manager on the show, said: "Shelly revolutionized stand-up comedy.
Ronnie Barnes, the New York Giants' vice president for medical services, said, "Byron revolutionized protective padding for football players," adding that "he made thigh pads, shoulder pads and specialty pads that were unmatched during that time to absorb and redistribute impacts to the body".
The pen, he said, will revolutionize the way millions of students take notes.
Last November, Mr. Ashcroft declared the review court's decision in the government's favor "a giant step forward" and said it "revolutionizes our ability to investigate terrorists and prosecute terrorist acts".
