Sentence examples for simultaneous revolutions from inspiring English sources
Simultaneous revolutions in molecular biology and genetics, computational power and storage capacity, and communications have the potential to help scientists dramatically accelerate the pace of their research.
Now, we are seeing a simultaneous software and hardware revolution.
They were some of the first, for instance, to call the military out on its contradictory support for the revolution, and almost simultaneous crackdown on protesters.
It rolled out global operations at both blitzkrieg and guerrilla levels in the noughties: aggressively carpet-bombing its blockbusters across national borders with simultaneous worldwide releases (2003's The Matrix Revolutions was the first), while engaging also in subtler tactics.
Worse, today it would distract us from thinking about the real issue: How do we adjust our labor market to the simultaneous intensification of globalization and the I.T. revolution, the biggest thing happening in the world today?
According to Otto Pächt a simultaneous shift in art began sometime between 1406 and 1420 when a "revolution took place in painting"; a "new beauty" in art emerged, one that depicted the visible rather than the metaphysical world.
I now call this the glycobacterial revolution, and argue that it probably involved numerous dramatic and essentially simultaneous innovations in OM cell biology.
But the piecemeal strategy – buttressed by Warner's odd decision to schedule their other openings on the other side of Christmas – killed off the possibility of Cloud Atlas being any kind of global event; far-removed from the simultaneous worldwide release (the first of its kind) rolled out by Warner for the Wachowskis' The Matrix Revolutions a decade ago.
The greatest access revolution happened 20 or more years ago with the advent of surtitles, a system which provides a simultaneous translation of the opera's text or libretto.
