But she is also a divisive, and ultimately disruptive, figure.
In Airbnb's case, this takes the form of a prescriptive list of policy recommendations, as well as a firm bottom line of what the company feels is ultimately disruptive to its users, and, in many cases, the self-interest of local municipalities themselves.
Such creativity could ultimately prove disruptive.
"It's ultimately about disruptive and disintermediating technologies versus incumbent industry," said Michael H. Rubin, a lawyer who has represented several large Internet companies in copyright cases.
In an ideal situation you wouldn't have had to pressure your attorney to improve, but this outcome is still ultimately less disruptive than having to fire your attorney.
Judge Rosenblatt wrote that soon after moving into the building in 1998, Mr. Pullman, "in the view of the cooperative," engaged in a course of behavior that "began as demanding, grew increasingly disruptive and ultimately became intolerable".
According to court documents, Mr. Pullman, "in the view of the cooperative," engaged in a course of behavior that "began as demanding, grew increasingly disruptive and ultimately became intolerable".
Personally, I find Choinière's theatrical adaptation of the art of hacking a pretty clever way of making a point – and, ultimately, not any more disruptive to the sacred space of theatre than, say, the current fad for "Tweet seats", reserved seating in which theatregoers are encouraged to post their responses to the play online.
But the nature of these technologies ultimately presents one more disruptive challenge to the preeminence that the U.S. has enjoyed since the end of the Cold War, as others exploit the potential of offensive cyber capabilities in new and increasingly sophisticated and diabolical ways.
Isn't this just further evidence of the march of disruptive progress that ultimately benefits society?
In contrast, the evolution of control may lead to disruptive selection, and ultimately dimorphism of extreme strains.
