On the evidence of this show, her forms are rapidly growing more sophisticated, her images sharper, her thinking more complex -- all of which bodes very well for the future of an artist still only in her 20's.
Sometimes the effects were great - clarity, freshness, revival, sharp thinking.
It took a radical engine change to clear the ground and the sharp thinking of the now departed Ross Brawn to sacrifice the 2013 season and organise instead around the new regulations.
I hope this lax job description does not reflect the sharp thinking of Cressida Pollock, ENO chief executive, or Mark Wigglesworth, music director, in their search for the missing part of their triumvirate.
But it's telling that even in as progressive a place as Harvard, where students have been exposed to sharp thinking about sexism and inequality, some men feel entitled to assert verbal, if not physical, authority over women's bodies.
Their productivity may decline as they get older although people gain in experience, their capacity for sharp thinking falls off but the traditional pattern of retirement, in which one day an employee is in a bustling office busy as a bee and the next he is good only for the potting shed and the fireside chair does not make sense for the economy, for companies or for people.
Intellectual activism requires sharp thinking and research, honest and dispassionate analysis, and common sense grounded in experience and observation on a subject.
It seems that the management of leadership and human capital requires more genuine skills, sharp thinking and ruthless implementation than any other area of business.
Three men who were all known for their razor-sharp thinking, yet couldn't stop themselves from believing in the impossible.
