But back in the '90s, it was slightly more groundbreaking stuff.
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The more groundbreaking part of today's update is this: Multi-Snap.
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Pollan has been more readable than this, but not more groundbreaking.
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Others pointed out that Homecoming documented a far more groundbreaking topic.
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" Check out more groundbreaking vehicles on all-new episodes of "Jay Leno's Garage.
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But more groundbreaking work can also change societal perceptions and split open otherwise untapped markets.
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If Reelgood could ever host the videos themselves, it would feel more groundbreaking and seamless.
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After I developed the G-Shock, I tried to come up with one more groundbreaking idea.
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"Nureyev" was expected to be even more groundbreaking, with a potentially global audience because of Nureyev's fame.
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That disappointing standard makes it all the more groundbreaking for Asian roles to actually go to Asian actors.
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And now researchers have developed one more groundbreaking use: as a simple, fast, and inexpensive way to detect infection.
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In previous years, she wore extensions — like most of the models — which made this look all the more groundbreaking.
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In the meantime, banishing the threat of war on the Korean Peninsula would be an even more groundbreaking accomplishment.
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But, in their not being so cookie-cutter, they're actually more groundbreaking for men than ever because they're so free.
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For more groundbreaking anthropological research, check out the MUNCHIES Guide to British Food, running every day this week on MUNCHIES.
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Pose has been renewed for a second season, and the cast and crew seem ready to deliver more groundbreaking content.
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They grumbled that the founder had promised a more groundbreaking invention capable of tackling solid chunks of fruits and veggies.
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But it's Danai Gurira's "Eclipsed" – which was nominated for six awards – that may be more groundbreaking in upending traditional Broadway practices.
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As many have mentioned, there's no romance in Captain Marvel — it's actually one of the more groundbreaking things about the movie.
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Forget 27's new iPhones (rumored to be called the "iPhone 303" and "iPhone 230 Pro") because the 23 iPhones sound way more groundbreaking.
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The Studio's got one of the more groundbreaking designs you'll find in a desktop PC. There are a number of key updates from a hardware perspective, however.
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When I said the original was more groundbreaking it only meant that the original aired in an era when there was far less representation of gay people on television.
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The route is part of a planned "Innovation District" in downtown Vegas, which the city hopes will become a center of focus for more groundbreaking projects in the future.
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Even more groundbreaking, the show centered around a Latinx woman, a group that has historically been overlooked in the few portrayals provided of people living and coping with mental health conditions.
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For this year's Emmy ceremonies, in ways perhaps more groundbreaking than their 68 predecessors, had their arms wide open to women and minorities, as icons, presenters and, most of all, winners.
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Somebody, please send this guy to the International Space Station to do more groundbreaking work on marshmallows — or send him to our kitchen with about two more bags of those things.
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As in his original interview, Cameron pointed to his own films, particularly Terminator — which starred a female lead (Linda Hamilton) in an action hero role — as examples of a more groundbreaking approach.
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But there's an even earlier, more groundbreaking scene that is really at the heart of the social media trend, and it's in one of the best science fiction films ever made: The Matrix.
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What made it an even more groundbreaking moment in pop culture was that her character, Ellen Morgan, on her sitcom Ellen came out with her, becoming the first gay lead character on television.
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Appearing on PEOPLE Now Wednesday, the former Queer Eye for the Straight Guy star addressed a comment he made over the summer in which he called the original series "more groundbreaking" than the reboot.
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For all of the doors opened and opportunities that followed for Notaro in the wake of the now-famous set, the comedian says she has no plans to try for an even more groundbreaking performance.
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It would be far more groundbreaking to simply show a plus-size woman living her regular life, forced to choose between the adoring affections of Devine and Hemsworth, with no further mention of how surreal it all is.
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Four years and a set of twins later, the Carters have managed to release two more groundbreaking albums, Lemonade and 4:193, and they're returning to the road for the second installment of their On The Run tour.
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In an exclusive statement to PEOPLE on Wednesday, the former Queer Eye for the Straight Guy star clarified the comments he made earlier this week, when he called the original series "more groundbreaking" than the Queer Eye Netflix reboot.
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MATANZAS, Cuba (Reuters) - For decades belonging to a religion and being anything but heterosexual was stigmatized in Communist-ruled, macho Cuba, making the Mass held by three transgender pastors in the western Cuban city of Matanzas all the more groundbreaking.
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The post-18th century modernity period brought more groundbreaking researchers from Europe. From Germany and Austria, doctors Rudolf Virchow, Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen, Karl Landsteiner and Otto Loewi made notable contributions. In the United Kingdom, Alexander Fleming, Joseph Lister, Francis Crick and Florence Nightingale are considered important. Spanish doctor Santiago Ramón y Cajal is considered the father of modern neuroscience.
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Never before had international monetary cooperation been attempted on a permanent institutional basis. Even more groundbreaking was the decision to allocate voting rights among governments, not on a one-state one-vote basis, but rather in proportion to quotas. Since the United States was contributing the most, U.S. leadership was the key. Under the system of weighted voting, the United States exerted a preponderant influence on the IMF.
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The All Women's Action Society was founded after the Joint Action Group held a two-day exhibition. This was a historic event that publicized the struggles women faced that were not talked about in the mainstream media. The members of AWAM have prided themselves on calling attention to, and providing a voice for victims of gender-based violence. One of the more groundbreaking achievements the organization has reached was the Domestic Violence Act of 1994.
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The Ford Tempo and its twin, the Mercury Topaz, are compact cars that were produced by the Ford Motor Company for model years 1984 to 1994. They were downsized successors to the boxy Ford Fairmont and Mercury Zephyr twins. The Tempo and Topaz were part of a rejuvenation plan by Ford to offer more environmentally friendly, fuel efficient, and more modern styled models to compete with the European and Japanese imports. While the car sold well, its innovation and aerodynamic design paved the way for the even more groundbreaking Ford Taurus.
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Shadow went on to even more groundbreaking plateaus, releasing U.S. debut CDs from DJ Krush, DJ Cam, Cujo, Shantel, James Hardway and Ollano. Shadow Records has also brought an incredible array of artists to the US, having worked with such European underground labels as Stereo Deluxe, Freerange, Cup Of Tea, Five Star Recordings, Recordings Of Substance, Hospital, nineBAR, Infracom, DiY and more! Shadow continues the exploration into the experimental electronica, with a series of mix CDs (Shadow Mix) from the likes of DJ Cam, Kruder & Dorfmeister and Jimpster. Future mix CDs include Jack Dangers (Meat Beat Manifesto, Tino Corp.) and Carl Craig.
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In 1880, the uniforms saw minor updates, along with a colour change of the hats, which had been made dark blue a few years prior. By the turn of the century, it was apparent the blue uniform was less than ideal as a field uniform and was in need of a replacement which was less prominent in the terrain. In February 1903, the more groundbreaking M/1903 uniform was presented to the General Staff. This uniform was in Reseda green and was inspired by the lessons learned by the great colonial powers, where the bright blue/red jackets where too visible in on the battlefield.
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Specifically, a reverb was placed across the kick and snare and hard gated to change the sounds. Further, it was one of the first tracks to sync together a TR-808 and a Roland TB-303 bassline, notorious in later years for the instrument responsible for creating acid house. The TB-303 plays the bassline for the entire song; however, in this case, the filter is not adjusted, which was typical for acid house music. This technical achievement made the production even more groundbreaking, and it also resulted in a unique sound, called "The Shannon Sound", which in time came to be known as freestyle.
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His book "Discipline: The Art of Psychic TV: 2003 – 2016' was published in 2017, showcasing all the artwork from Psychic TV from 2003 until 2016 with a foreward written by Genesis P-Orridge. Genesis P-Orridge once called ODowd's design work a "fastidious methodology" and "working his magic on anything and everything that might add to the unique cascade of original, ever-more- groundbreaking combinations." ODowd's design work explores the relationship between iconography, pattern and design. "I think that design is a conduit for creating a powerful cultural shift and over the years I have been creating works that grow and evolve as we evolve; a memetic spiral outward from the place where it all began.
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