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New industrial revolutions begin even as previous industrial revolutions are continuing.
"All revolutions are followed by counter-revolutions," cautions Dominique Reynié, a political scientist.
Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, meanwhile, were preaching revolutions, albeit revolutions of different sorts.
But as is so often the case, revolutions get threatened by revolutions of their own.
The nationalist revolutions that swept through Europe in the 21950th century were, for the most part, liberal revolutions.
Revolutions do not devour their children; revolutions, like all millenarian experiments, are devoured by the children of the revolutionaries.
A.G. There were very few revolutions in sculpture, and Claes's soft sculptures made up one of the great revolutions.
The revolutions of 1848 in Flaubert's novel become in Barnes's work the multiple revolutions of the 1960s, not least the sexual revolution.
Most contemporary discourse about the social revolutions of the 1960s and '70s imagines a consistent "left" that created those revolutions and a consistent "right" that opposed them.
The founders understood better than most that revolutions are violent, bloody affairs, and so they designed a system of government that enabled revolutions thereafter to unfold peaceably.
The elite women figure skaters perform triple jumps (three to three and a half revolutions), while the medal contenders on the men's side regularly hit quads (four revolutions).
Something similar has followed countless revolutions since 1789, and many of these revolutions, notably the Marxist ones, have been at least nominally committed to the rational restructuring of society.
The Slidewheel slowly rotates at roughly three revolutions per minute.
Castro was also "a good friend" to revolutions across Africa.
Digital revolutions have a way of #disrupting no matter what.
Two of those three input revolutions were popularized by Apple.
Like all revolutions, this one was followed by a backlash.
Moscow fears "colour revolutions," so the West should create them.
Political conflicts erupted into violent revolutions in 2005 and 2010.
Notebooks have hosted the rough drafts of successive intellectual revolutions.
Clinton. Having it both ways is not how revolutions work.
But technological revolutions are not only driven by big discoveries.
As revolutions often do, this one has come full circle.
Even Eastern Europe's democratic color revolutions have come and gone.
History is cyclical, and revolutions, even messy ones, take decades.
Cryptocurrencies are potentially one of the next great technological revolutions.
It does not protect violent conspiracy or planning bloody revolutions.
Revolutions for a constitution are worth defending to the hilt.
It's the revolutions in language that create other aesthetic forms.
For authoritarian governments, it's that popular revolutions lead to bedlam.
Even successful revolutions start in poetry but end in prose.
The country has a history of famine, wars, revolutions, annexations.
Corruption spurs revolutions, enables extremist groups and fuels civil wars.
Various members of the family can also stage mini revolutions.
Graham argued that the Russians saw the "color revolutions," as the Rose and Orange Revolutions were known, as an outgrowth of American policy and feared that regime change would be coming to Russia next.
As so often happens with revolutions, reality caught up with utopia.
Revolutions often start quietly, and Offred's has to start within herself.
Unlike most revolutions, this one is a gradual, long-term project.
So did earlier promises of revolutions in railways, prisons and more.
America's story begins with revolution, but only certain revolutions are heroic.
Go deeper: The revolutions in Sudan and Algeria still aren't over
Leung isn't the only one with color revolutions on the mind.
Sanders has always maintained that political revolutions begin from the bottom.
" "This... will change nothing... We have had too many spiritual revolutions.
The technological revolutions of the late 1.623th century transformed the world.
We're living through one of the biggest social revolutions maybe ever.
And Russia doesn't believe revolutions or regime change can bring stability.
An era of Islamist revolutions across the Middle East had begun.
Over the centuries, the church survived riots, revolutions, invaders, and occupations.
News Analysis Revolutions rarely give way to gracious expressions of defeat.
But the "focal point", he said, should be "preventing colour revolutions".
Taylor says "American Revolutions" is "a sequel" to that earlier work.
Marxists and revisionists was diverted by the Russian and Chinese revolutions.
All that is needed are three sensible and practicable financial revolutions.
This is what you often see on the eve of revolutions.
He wants to read books about past revolutions to gather tips.
In 1848, worker revolutions swept across Europe, endangering regime after regime.
Other "color revolutions" erupted in former satellite states Ukraine and Kyrgyzstan.
And youth anger can lead to revolutions like the Arab Spring.
"Federer's slice averages just over 5,000 revolutions per minute," Yandell said.
Yet other tech companies were profitable early on in their revolutions.
And they survived the Arab Spring revolutions and pro-democracy movements.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — Over the course of history, political revolutions have often sparked parallel artistic revolutions, pushing artists to invent new modes of expression to better engage with their transformed social realities.
In late April, the University of California Davis and the Institute for Transportation and Development Policy released a report, "Three Revolutions in Urban Transportation," that attempted to put some numbers on how these revolutions will play out.
As in previous manufacturing revolutions, factories will take time to be transformed.
After all, hope and anger are the stuff revolutions are made of.
But like many revolutions in history, it was followed by a restoration.
All sorts of revolutions in African-American cooking have been building momentum.
Others might go in for such silly things as revolutions and theories.
In terms of revolutions, no one does them better than the French.
Against the backdrop of the Arab Spring revolutions, relations with Egypt deteriorated.
Indonesians have shown great bravery in their revolutions for independence and freedom.
In the first, business-as-usual (BAU) scenario, there are no revolutions.
In the second, two revolutions (23R) scenario, electrification and automation take off.
But social media has not helped these revolutions turn into lasting democracies.
His interests also extend beyond the usual subjects of war and revolutions.
The U.S. has said little about the democratic revolutions in either country.
The main difference from previous industrial revolutions is the speed of change.
They are mass warfare, violent revolutions, state failure, and plagues/diseases/epidemics.
How about all those wars and migrations and foreign powers and revolutions?
And so there were lots of new religions, so they created revolutions.
It is widely believed that humanity has lived through three industrial revolutions.
The best revolutions are, after all, clear of purpose and expertly timed.
The early years of the 20th century witnessed two incredible scientific revolutions.
Sure, Revolutions has airborne fight scenes ripped straight from Dragonball Z GIFs.
He always emphasized that China would have to experience regular Cultural Revolutions.
These lightweight materials allow the engine to achieve 9,000 revolutions per minute.
In less than two short years, the observatory has wrought twin revolutions.
In his remarks, Bloomberg made historical reference to previous anti-elite revolutions.
Conference, accusing the West of sponsoring a series of colored revolutions, a
In doing so, she has built a bridge between two moral revolutions.
Most modern revolutions also have not a little secularized apocalypse in them.
People are rarely content to explain revolutions by using commonplace political logic.
There is no great movement comparable to the Russian or French revolutions.
Revolutions in communication tend to pull the people away from the élites.
These revolutions required developments in the relatively new field of electronic engineering.
Earlier, I stated that industrial revolutions overlap, as in a Gantt chart.
From there she covered wars and revolutions in Nicaragua and El Salvador.
But political and social revolutions that attempt to transform our society never end.
" He added that 2016 could be "the year of two great political revolutions.
In a world so full of distractions, artists like Apple are quiet revolutions. ●
Nor are total revolutions and wars fought over years by armies of millions.
After all, they fought revolutions and shed blood to create a free nation.
This book shows why ghosts have survived amid scientific, political and religious revolutions.
"Revolutions can be messy but they can't be perceived as unjust," he says.
The app then displays your cadence — or pedal revolutions per minute — in realtime.
We went through several musical revolutions that changed the course of the world.
The world's most seismic historic conflicts and revolutions have been fueled by religion.
As Mr Gordon shows, a succession of revolutions transformed every aspect of life.
Brazilians are not given to revolutions; they have never had a bloody one.
First, America's ability to influence the dynamics of distant popular revolutions is limited.
History is replete with examples of violent revolutions, including America's War of Independence.
Often, these revolutions were aided or hastened by a bipartisan American foreign policy.
MODERN CITIES owe their shape to two 19th-century revolutions in personal transportation.
The Arab revolutions were noble because they reflected the people's desire for freedom.
Narrator: This car is spinning up to a whopping 8,200 revolutions per minute.
Again, these revolutions were made not with conventional weapons, but with new technologies.
Revolutions are fine; it's what you do the day after that really matters.
All our revolutions in farming, city building and industry happen in the Holocene.
"I'm not a fan of revolutions," said Mr. Curbelo, who is Cuban-American.
With Mariana Alfaro CHARLESTON, S.C. – Throughout world history, seniors have rarely led revolutions.
All revolutions are preceded by ideas telling us what would probably come about.
Here, at the corner of Youth and Survival, is where revolutions catch fire.
The inspiration of the Arab Spring even romanticized a narrative about Facebook revolutions.
Dmitry Medvedev, its prime minister, suggested Kyrgyzstan had "reached its limit" of revolutions.
The turbulent cultural revolutions of the 1960s had everyone raw-nerved and exhausted.
At the same time, Al-Jizawi followed the revolutions occurring in the region.
It's undeniable that revolutions are often incomplete, disappointing, and frequently corrupted or partially reversed.
These fears were reinvigorated by the Arab Spring protests and revolutions beginning in 2010.
In general Mr Putin is allergic to revolutions, whether in Ukraine, Syria or elsewhere.
At 25, she has twerked through a few sexual revolutions in her adult life.
So does the 20th-century sibling of such revolutions: the war of mass-mobilisation.
The only difference between this and other historical revolutions is they won't be alone.
Unlike the revolutions in Georgia and Ukraine, it was barely noticed in the West.
He never delivered those speeches, but he clearly believed these revolutions to be momentous.
The Arab revolutions produced few leaders, few credible programmes for action, and few ideas.
Almost ten years later, the craft beer revolution has failed, as revolutions often do.
Thirdly, Mr Putin wanted to show that the time of "colour revolutions" was over.
This is where the Industrial Revolution, and subsequent technological revolutions, really do feel relevant.
Industrial revolutions have tended to benefit the few at the expense of the many.
It is 1843, five years before the popular revolutions that would sweep across Europe.
The spacecraft starts slowing its spin rate back down to two revolutions per minute.
The Clintons have fully inhabited the political-media revolutions of the last four decades.
Bloodless revolutions from Armenia to Lebanon are about ending the fatalism corrupt rule engenders.
Socialist revolutions are pretty much a no-brainer—they're obviously a violent leveling force.
The effects would be larger than that of the industrial and the Internet revolutions.
He knew that revolutions were fragile things, quick to flight but hollow-boned underfoot.
But his roll is magnificent: four or five full revolutions, covering almost 12 yards.
It made about 2,000 revolutions a minute (A modern electric drill makes about 500,000).
Mr. Sharp generally argued that the United States should avoid involvement in indigenous revolutions.
Bloody stalemates at the front can spark revolutions, mutinies or civil wars at home.
Pinkett Smith, 48, played the character in The Matrix Reloaded and The Matrix Revolutions.
Lesthaeghe writes: The SDT starts in the 1960s with a series of multifaceted revolutions.
Iran has been through too many wars and revolutions to want to invade Saudi.
By the year's end, most of the revolutions had been crushed by monarchist forces.
If past technological revolutions are a guide, the future will include elements of both.
History is characterized by continuities, and these revolutions were no different from each other.
"Revolutions and civil wars take a long time," he told us in an interview.
Since the French, it has undergone a series of revolutions, coups, and border shifts.
The result is a political revolution whose goal is to quell any further revolutions.
He told him to buy Thomas Kuhn's The Structure of Scientific Revolutions—a 220-page tome arguing that world views are displaced every so often during scientific revolutions, creating new paradigms in their place—and not to return until he had read it.
Russia sees Western support for pro-democracy demonstrations and revolutions as evidence of impermissible interference.
It was exciting and weird and small and capable of aiding and abetting literal revolutions.
After the revolutions reached that high, Rossettini pressed what is essentially the "go die" button.
Tech writers and analysts tend to associate these revolutions, the Next Big Things, with hardware.
Unlike leaders of other successful communist revolutions, Mr Castro will not have an embalmed afterlife.
Since all successful Chinese revolutions have begun in the countryside, the Communist Party is alarmed.
Revolutions are rare when only 20 percent of the population is inclined to change things.
Prominent among them was his seven-page memo, "Some Thoughts on Military Revolutions" of 1993.
There were peaceful protesters chanting nonsectarian slogans invoking the ideals of other Arab Spring revolutions.
It was definitely time for these two revolutions to meet and that was this moment.
As Kotkin argued in the first volume, the October Revolution was actually two separate revolutions.
The global auto industry is in the midst of three simultaneous, and interconnected, technology revolutions.
That's how revolutions work: From the ground up, in unlikely places and against the odds.
"We already went through several industrial revolutions—and we still have a job!" she said.
In their reactions, they are already participating in the intellectual revolutions of the modern world.
It calls such efforts "color revolutions," a term taken from upheavals in former Soviet states.
Here, three Arab writers respond, and reflect on the legacy of the Arab Spring revolutions.
The previous industrial revolutions of steam, electricity, and digitalization brought their own changes and disruptions.
With the age of revolutions came a sea change in the use of the term.
Ice also functions as a useful tool for showing how and why some revolutions fail.
Military coups or revolutions in US partners always bring these tensions out into the open.
This comes from the successful revolutions in Tunisia (2010-11), Egypt (2011), and Ukraine (2013).
Consequently, Japan's tech sector largely missed out on the software, personal computer and internet revolutions.
He is also credited as being the first to perform any jump requiring three revolutions.
The big-data and A.I. revolutions could also help fight poverty and promote economic stability.
It can act as a Trojan horse, a disguise for radical upheavals, for fresh revolutions.
The fastest cars in the world rev their engines to around 10,000 revolutions per minute.
To promote the album, she plans to tour with the bands Roses & Revolutions and Kopps.
There have been revolutions like this before, where arguments that were once unthinkable become obvious.
To sympathize with these revolutions in the 1920s was acceptable, given their original high ideals.
It's an easy look that hearkens back to revolutions of decades past, edgy yet effervescent.
But the rotor blades spinning at 500 revolutions per minute add a bit of danger.
Taken together, his two works were seismic, the types of volumes that trigger scientific revolutions.
We lost Leonard Cohen, whose politically charged music quietly sparked revolutions in curious minds worldwide.
Such events were frequent, especially in the run up to the revolutions across Europe in 1848.
The engine in your car turns over about 750 revolutions per minute just sitting in traffic.
Soothsayers have predicted ill-fated storytelling revolutions before, leaving many an exquisite corpse in their wake.
Up the mountain with GoPro GoPro's newest products feel more like iterations than revolutions http://tcrn.
But a more powerful example of the domino theory happened in the European revolutions of 1848.
This ancient tradition has survived wars, revolutions and the rise and fall of the British Empire.
And many of those revolutions were driven by young people, who were overwhelmingly on the left.
Though most Gulf states weathered the Arab spring without serious unrest, the revolutions elsewhere unnerved them.
Decades later, he wrote a book that praised the Arab revolutions of 2011 (it was banned).
Democracies fall in coups and revolutions, burn in fires and riots, collapse amid war and plague.
A sequel, The Matrix Reloaded, and a third movie, The Matrix Revolutions, later followed in 2003.
Angry young people sometimes start revolutions, as the despots overthrown in the Arab Spring can attest.
They didn't see the industrial and market revolutions in antebellum America in conflict with divine providence.
After decades of relative stagnation, the world of transportation is on the cusp of multiple revolutions.
However, betrayal of rising expectations creates intense public anger that can also incite demonstrations and revolutions.
We need less revolutions, and steadier hard work in building out the framework we already have.
" Extras include the Monkees movie, "Head," and the wonderfully titled television special "29.99⅓ Revolutions per Monkee.
Because the displacement of jobs is so much greater—and faster—than with previous industrial revolutions.
Trump is prompting what Thomas Kuhn, in his theory of scientific revolutions, called a model crisis.
Certain revolutions happen slowly, far from the centers of power, at the margins of established culture.
In the tabletop realm, entire wargaming revolutions have occurred that digital audiences have never encountered firsthand.
So the distinction you're making here is between more modest political revolutions and truly violent upheavals?
I believe we have now entered a third phase, starting with the Arab revolutions of 2011.
There are no roster makeovers or tactical revolutions in the offing whenever he's brought on board.
And the tension between the two revolutions shaped the Mexican political process for decades to come.
No regime changes, riots, violent revolutions, wars or foreign invasions have sullied its exalted urban status.
As technology changes, as industrial revolutions change, behavior probably changes in really interesting and fundamental ways.
Revolutions in technology threaten democracies' ability to cope with the complexity, speed and trajectory of change.
DEMOCRACIES ARE generally thought to die at the barrel of a gun, in coups and revolutions.
Two pairs of rotor blades will spin in opposite directions at nearly 50 revolutions per second.
A sequel, The Matrix Reloaded, and a third movie, The Matrix Revolutions, later followed in 43.
While the average fastball makes about 2,200 revolutions per minute, Sewald said his makes about 2,400.
The most recent "Matrix" movie, "The Matrix Revolutions," was released in 2003 with Reeves playing Neo.
Similarly, it's hard to imagine the French or American revolutions without those enlightened voices in print.
It set off revolutions within both parties, targeting just about anybody who seemed rich and powerful.
A sequel, The Matrix Reloaded, and a third movie, The Matrix Revolutions, later followed in 2003.
The third way to view the discussions of offsets is through a paradigm of military revolutions.
A sequel, The Matrix Reloaded, and a third movie, The Matrix Revolutions, later followed in 2003.
The aircraft's propeller blades spin at a lower revolutions per minute rate than a typical airplane.
The mobile and digital revolutions ate into its once-buoyant CD, DVD, and video game sales.
The earth's revolutions and annual orbit around the sun are, on one level, invisible scientific abstractions.
But these products feel more like iterations than revolutions, even two years after the company's major release.
Which brings us to the possibly bad lesson the iPhone taught us: that technological revolutions happen quickly.
Anthony Gottlieb, in his history of the Enlightenment, quotes Rousseau as having "the greatest aversion to revolutions".
"I have learned from the experiences recounted in this book that political revolutions are possible," Sanders writes.
Obama ditching Jackson while continuing to celebrate Hamilton is itself another consequence of that larger historiographical revolutions.
So we ask: What better opportunity to take a look at revolutions close to our own hearts?
Historically, bread has had an inextricable tie to civilizations and cultures, from religious offerings to political revolutions.
You've often talked about revolutions, and that's been an underlying theme of a lot of your work.
There are seminars on "counterculture" and "revolutions", and a conference on the intersection between art and politics.
When they jump, they cram three to four revolutions into less than two-thirds of a second.
This means that a skater didn't complete the required number of full revolutions while performing a jump.
Meanwhile, Rob has been listening to Mike Duncan's Revolutions podcast, particularly his series on the French Revolution.
The biggest three: There has been a great deal of discussion about how these revolutions will proceed.
To make the most out of the maturity phase of technological revolutions, VC dollars are not enough.
Looking back at history, and especially the history of science, we have several examples of technological revolutions.
Their experiences exquisitely capture the awe of the revolutions and the anguish of the unravelings that followed.
"The chain of 'colour revolutions' spreading across the Middle East and Africa has been broken," Shoigu said.
They prefer their revolutions to be "glorious"—that is directed from above and dedicated to gradual change.
It had the experience of two world wars, various revolutions and a decades-long Cold War. Adm.
These revolutions center around disrupting the central bank monopolized monetary system, on which all modern economies rely.
The optimists point out, moreover, that the unemployment rate never reached such heights during previous industrial revolutions.
We have kind of prediction and forecasting tools that may not have existed in previous industrial revolutions.
Of how many revolutions can it be said that nearly all its makers died in their beds?
As revolutions go, this one got off to a quiet and unassuming start in the early 1970s.
As we learned under President Obama, our system is built for incremental change instead of overnight revolutions.
Revolutions are by their nature make-do affairs with few maps to guide either participants or observers.
The problem is that Americans live amid two stalled partisan revolutions, held in stalemate by demographic parity.
October might have heralded a short-lived interim, like so many other failed revolutions of that era.
Portraying revolutions in video game stories is extremely common, but very rarely with this amount of detail.
But we may be seeing a beginning, six years after the crushed hopes of the Arab revolutions.
The aftermath of the Industrial Revolution involved two major Communist revolutions, whose death toll approaches 100 million.
I don't think that we should stay silent when it comes to, like he says, political revolutions.
Tunisia is the only country to emerge from the Arab revolutions of 2011 as a functioning democracy.
Moscow's drive for empire presupposes constant war in Eurasia, which will only breed repeated revolutions and wars.
He shows how the digital tools used to mobilise peaceful revolutions have been co-opted by autocrats.
"It's been really fun to be a part of two major revolutions or movements," Tyler Winklevoss said.
"The chain of 'color revolutions' spreading across the Middle East and Africa has been broken," Shoigu said.
"We tend to see literary history as a story of movements, periods, sudden revolutions," Mr. Underwood said.
Over the past century, we have experienced industrial revolutions that have disrupted the role of the traditional worker.
To play catch-up to Western democratic principles, it could only effect change through dramatic upheavals and revolutions.
It was first used after the failed revolutions of 1848, mainly in Catholic polemics against the liberal press.
But the pattern's negative rep started to dissipate in the 18th century, circa the French and American Revolutions.
Pinkett Smith played Niobe, a martial arts expert in The Matrix Reloaded (2003) and The Matrix Revolutions (2003).
But GoPro's newest products feel more like iterations than revolutions, two years after the company's last major release.
Revolutions in America now can only happen on the right, and they already are happening in many ways.
Is the AI and machine learning revolution that seem to threaten our jobs different from previous industrial revolutions?
Even the people-power revolutions of 20 years later were as marked by their differences as their similarities.
These have included cementing pro-democracy revolutions in Ukraine and Tunisia and mediating a landmark Iran nuclear accord.
But the Cold War-era language of coups and revolutions demands that such cases fit into clear narratives.
Abbie might seem unremarkable to observers who have seen a series of technological revolutions reshape the stock market.
These crypto leaders don't just want to supply you with a novel app, they want to stir revolutions.
He has done this the way the fabled butterfly does it, as its wing-flapping sets off revolutions.
It was a remarkably generative idea that produced revolutions in taste as significant as those in political temperament.
Both were born of the common inheritance of the Enlightenment and the democratic revolutions of the nineteenth century.
Recent revolutions in technology have made it possible for scientists to gain unprecedented insights into the human mind.
It isn't that Xbox One was the perfect device for the coming voice assistant, or streaming TV, revolutions.
From the French revolution to the Arab Spring, food shortages have routinely caused riots and occasionally sparked revolutions.
"Everyone was so optimistic in the beginning, and then the years dragged on, the revolutions continued," she said.
Two revolutions delivered only disappointment after the country gained independence following the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union.
Instead we tend to look for fixes that seem to build on previous revolutions, rather than reverse them.
Then again, it's worth remembering that revolutions borne by high ideals have a habit of eating their children.
Revolutions aren't slow, and they don't usually involve booths, swag, and lawmakers up late in Sacramento arguing policy.
In an appendix to that essay, he continued:
 Marx says that revolutions are the locomotive of world history.
New technologies have promised to uproot artistic conventions many times, but rarely do the promised revolutions ever arrive.
Those were the motivating factors for the so-called color revolutions that have toppled several former Soviet governments.
She had been writing about imaginary revolutions, but by then an actual liberation movement, feminism, was gaining traction.
Jill Lepore on America's two revolutions Jill Lepore is the kind of history teacher everyone wishes they'd had.
In many cases military revolutions are emergent and not even recognized as such by the nations implementing them.
"Normal governments don't have revolutionary arms that export revolutions and wreak havoc on their neighbors," the official said.
Industrial revolutions occur when there is an unmet need and when different technologies come together to create magic.
"This is the dark side of technological revolutions and that dark side has always been there," Haldane added.
"For Putin, the fight against color revolutions is a principle matter," said Aleksandr M. Goltz, a military analyst.
The bond that binds the West is freedom — the cry of revolutions on both sides of the Atlantic.
But it exposes an uncomfortable truth: the line between coups and revolutions is often a matter of perception.
We think that today China is in a far better position than in any of the previous industrial revolutions.
Though large-scale revolutions in the West have been rare since, music has continued to speak truth to power.
Every triple jump that isn't the triple axel requires three revolutions, with the axel requiring three and a half.
From these humble origins, Mr Herzog explains, came one of the biggest revolutions in human history: the digital age.
In his footage, he narrates the events as a fight for liberation, akin to the French and American Revolutions.
The group's main goal was "to prevent" color revolutions, "street riots, chaos and anarchy," according to their official statements.
Libya and Egypt both enjoyed brief moments of liberalisation after revolutions toppled their dictators, Muammar Qaddafi and Hosni Mubarak.
From there, I've also extrapolated the kind of trends we can expect this year, product evolutions and revolutions both.
The Agricultural Revolutions swept through different regions at different times and took hundreds of years to fully transform society.
Season 2 begins with an illegal war in Egypt and includes various political scandals and revolutions from the 1960s.
The problem with media revolutions is that we too easily lose sight of what it is that's truly revolutionary.
The bottom line: Prior technological revolutions have led to decades-long interregnums before real wages returned to prior levels.
Harari tracks the revolutions that compelled us forward and puts our comparatively brief time on the planet into perspective.
"A guy named Thomas Kuhn pointed out that scientific revolutions don't happen overnight, they happen over time," he says.
Mr Holmquist says that his can, for example, measure the revolutions-per-minute of the compressor in a refrigerator.
This very binary idea of what being capitalist means threatens a slow collapse into social unrest and, historically, revolutions.
Revolutions in computer science and biology, and specifically neuroscience, will allow us to master and replicate the sapiens code.
"Given the energy and transport revolutions, fossil energy resources will be of less value over time," Helgesen told Reuters.
Electric vehicles experience significant fluctuations in power flows and high motor speeds of up to 15,000 revolutions a minute.
Revolutions often thrust people into unforeseen roles, but few are forced to make leaps as audacious as Ms Savchenko's.
That is in addition to the usual functions of showing speed, engine revolutions, outside temperature and the gas level.
We will complete many revolutions before their charm wears off—and for a few lucky souls it never will.
With the exception of Tunisia, the countries that underwent revolutions in 2010 and 2011 have slid back into authoritarianism.
These were still traditional revolutions in many respects, with brave, mostly young citizens taking on corrupt and despotic regimes.
Horrified by crowd activity during France's successive revolutions (1789, 85033, 1848 and 1871), they associated democracy with mob rule.
Pamela PaulEditor of The New York Times Book Review AMERICAN REVOLUTIONS: A Continental History, 1750-1804, by Alan Taylor.
Even though revolutions—profound shifts in thought—are a response to inherent problems, mere arguments and empirical evidence pointing
Two revolutions have significantly and permanently affected how GEOINT is collected and concomitantly how NGA receives and processes information.
We had 353 years to prepare, and yet, Independence Day 2: Resurgence, like The Matrix: Revolutions, is a letdown.
Ivan Krastev SOFIA, Bulgaria — The Eastern European revolutions against Communism have been hailed as the best of their kind.
Now the heroic status of both men, and the very legacy of those revolutions, are being called into question.
It's launched (successful and not-so successful) protests of companies the internet frivolously deems evil and even started revolutions.
I'm glad to be here to support today … standing in this square that so many other revolutions started from.
A year ago, people on message boards and social media discussing coups and revolutions were something of a joke.
Russia viewed these revolutions as being orchestrated by the West and as an affront to its sphere of influence.
BERLIN — The tradition has persisted for nearly two centuries in what is now Germany, through wars, epidemics and revolutions.
A historic lull in coups and revolutions appears to be ending, making these dynamics increasingly consequential well beyond Venezuela.
Brendan Marks, 23, Charlotte, N.C.: Throughout history, young people have been the people to spark revolutions or force change.
Technological revolutions aren't meant to be messy, but rather products of perfection that the public can easily buy into.
I had hoped to capture the human cost behind such euphoric revolutions, which often hit impoverished communities the hardest.
We had the Soviet Union while music revolutions were taking place everywhere; none of that passed through to us.
In technical revolutions past, vocational and trade schools popped up to teach people new skills for the developing economy.
"The great revolutions always start in the south," said Angelo Tofalo, a leading Five Star Movement politician in Campania.
In 2011, after the revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt, the country adopted a new Constitution that established gender equality.
It had no wars or revolutions, and the only national holiday he could think of was Cinnamon Bun Day.
No region in the world has a similar record of coups, revolutions and regime change caused by social instability.
Compared with previous industrial revolutions, Schwab continued, the fourth is evolving at an exponential rather than a linear pace.
The story the reactionary left tells itself begins with the revolutions of centuries past, the uprisings, the general strikes.
There will never be a traditional revolution in this country, in the sense of the Russian or French revolutions.
It's also helped enable whistleblowers and revolutionaries across the world escape the scrutiny of oppressive governments and organize revolutions.
And rather than railing against government or starting revolutions, Australians tend to be accepting of what the government says.
Morris is perhaps the most vocal opponent of the writings of Thomas Kuhn, specifically The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.
This is certainly not about beckoning revolutions and uprisings, nor to relapse into the stale talk of institutional reforms.
And Iran, in its first years, did try very deliberately to foster such revolutions abroad, including in Saudi Arabia.
The exceptions are countries that have experienced communist revolutions (Russia and China) or lost major wars (Austria and Germany).
Marx, who was wrong about most things, was surely right to think that growing inequalities are unsustainable and provoke revolutions.
But there are cases where a skater may complete the jump yet still fall short of performing three full revolutions.
A much smarter Malcolm than I, Malcolm X, said you don't have revolutions without bloodshed, and he was probably right.
Being inspired by tales of past revolutions is a long way from what participants in a potentially doomed resistance experience.
A new Arab Council for the Defence of Revolutions and Democracy seeks to bring all the city's Arab émigrés together.
Revolutions are ablaze at Netflix, Amazon, Spotify and at every cable network, movie theater chain and virtual-reality start-up.
It takes place in the women's rest room here at Refinery29 because women's restrooms are where all good revolutions start.
Unless we build AI using diverse teams, datasets and design, we risk repeating the fundamental inequality of previous industrial revolutions.
The First and Second Industrial Revolutions truly changed the standard of living in a period spanning more than 1603 years.
Of course, propaganda art is far from confined to communist revolutions; see, for instance, the broadsides of the American Revolution.
It is a life scented with ginger and garlic, cardamom and basil, which spans emperors, revolutions, invasion, conquest and liberation.
Algeria dodged the Arab Spring revolutions that toppled leaders in neighboring countries largely because officials calmed dissent by increasing spending.
After all, Washington is often the last to know about looming political revolutions -- Trump's 2016 victory is proof of that.
Now, with the exception of Tunisia, those countries have either slid into civil war or seen their revolutions rolled back.
China's population is still roughly 50 percent rural; keeping villagers' support is key, as revolutions historically begin in the countryside.
American technology not only won World War II but also launched the jet, computer, internet, biotechnology and other technological revolutions.
The shape of this new order, Runciman argues, will be determined by future technological revolutions whose contents are today unknowable.
"A lot of these big ideas and these big revolutions happen at a local and state level first," she said.
Peale's "positive thinking" is part of one of the great revolutions in American history, the overthrow of the Calvinist conscience.
Since the sexual revolutions of the 20th century, the really offensive words now no longer pertain to vulgarity but bigotry.
Then they made The Matrix Reloaded and The Matrix Revolutions, and all interest in storytelling went right out the window.
Few of these personal revolutions are bigger than freshman year in college, especially if you're freshly living away from home.
The current state of affairs was preceded by the series of revolutions after the First World War in Europe itself.
We have to remember that humanity put together the entire infrastructure for both industrial revolutions in fewer than 50 years.
LoBiondo rode in and out of the House of Representatives in the sidecars of two revolutions that never suited him.
These omnipresent numbers have also served as imperfect but widely used ways to quantify revolutions, jokes, screw-ups and presidencies.
It was the most difficult of jumps, requiring a forward takeoff and three and a half revolutions in the air.
We are not quietly leading any revolutions right now, unless one counts as a revolution our project of self-dismantlement.
It encompasses interesting takes on democracy and technology, shifts in demographics, revolutions in economics and the very nature of modernity.
Historian Ramachandra Guha argues that India is undergoing not one but five revolutions simultaneously: economic, political, urban, social and cultural.
Perhaps revolutions are an attempt by the passengers on this train—namely, the human race—to activate the emergency brake.
A fan blade, spinning at thousands of revolutions per minute in the engine beneath the aircraft's left wing, broke loose.
Comments considered in violation included jokes around historically violent left-wing populist revolutions, like who goes to the guillotine first.
Egypt and Tunisia went through political revolutions in 2011, and both are still dealing with underlying tensions and security risks.
"I asked Masha"—Yovanovitch—"why me, who was in prison, who was a street commander in two revolutions?" he said.
In the show's second room, titled "Rural Revolutions," we find the aforementioned Korean jar amidst a panoply of Christian paraphernalia.
Through reacting to the past, these stylistic revolutions created a universal language that was intentionally out of sync with contemporaneity.
Because of this, political movements have embraced and employed the color pink to accompany direct action and to represent their revolutions.
"100 percent of revolutions have been victims fighting their bullies, and 100 percent have been successful through fighting back," Long said.
In fact, the paperfuge can spin blood at about 20,000 revolutions per minute — a speed comparable to that of traditional centrifuges.
He railed against the anti-American revolutions that overtook Iran and Afghanistan and saw catastrophe in the Arab spring of 2011.
But seven years after a series of revolutions led by young people, elderly kings and presidents seem more common than ever.
According to the ride's manufacturer, the Fire Ball swings riders 40 feet above the ground, spinning at 13 revolutions per minute.
All these things might not be revolutions but we tried to do it in a tailored way, in a fitted way.
Barlow said that AI revolutions tended to come and go, appearing on the horizon and then fizzling out just as quickly.
Guns, including models like the 15mm semi-automatic pistol that killed Nicholas, remain virtually untouched by the electronic and digital revolutions.
To simulate that gravity, the frogs were sometimes spun up to 50 revolutions a minute to produce half a G-force.
Revolutions are painful and upsetting to those with power and resources, but can sometimes do great good for the less fortunate.
"Putin loses sleep at night just thinking of the prospect of coloured revolutions, so they would need to work overtime therein."
Starting in the 1980s, a series of democratic revolutions hit scores of countries in South America, Asia, Africa, and Eastern Europe.
"The United States and France share a long history, we have led revolutions together to defend freedom and democracy," he wrote.
The grand palace he built on a hilltop became the heart of each regime that succeeded his, through wars and revolutions.
The twin revolutions of the 1960s and the 1980s liberated the individual — first socially and then economically — and weakened the community.
The reversal has taken more constructive form in Britain and the United States, home bases of the Thatcher and Reagan revolutions.
Which is seeing the macro of historical revolutions and turbulence, but through the micro of extremely human stories and empathetic characters.
In the networking and Internet revolutions, venture capitalists invested in these new computing styles, and another generation of companies was born.
I.A. agent on this program speaking about assassins who were sent abroad by the US to start revolutions and topple governments.
Acting to maximize the societal benefits of ride-hailing and other transportation revolutions will provide benefits now and into the future.
In effect, conservatives are trying to ban the reproductive practices that were crucial in enabling the sexual and women's rights revolutions.
When the color revolutions swept through Georgia and Ukraine the next year, Mr. Putin — then a 51-year-old ex-K.
Ramin Rezaeian of Iran was the latest to go down and he theatrically rolled a full five revolutions on the ground.
Yet he also prophesied a world of "great politics" characterized by wars and revolutions fought over the very future of civilization.
Two revolutions — the Industrial and the French — made an idle, indulgent, aristocratic life considerably less desirable than it had formerly seemed.
He tries to return readers to the technological revolutions of the past, to capture how magical this wizard's work really felt.
First, the greatest strength of Three Houses isn't its tactical gameplay or its multi-perspective narrative about revolutions, grief, and nationhood.
The third comes from the technological changes that currently are being witnessed worldwide, and from the larger phenomena of military revolutions.
We are all raised to identify the word "progress" with the Renaissance and its revolutions in scientific method and perspectival drawing.
The chaotic scenes evoked the unrest of Kyrgyzstan's recent history: two leaders have been toppled in revolutions, in 2005 and 2010.
This might sound like a rather utopic expectation in our current situation, yet art history is full of similar utopian revolutions.
Together, World War I and the myriad revolutions, civil wars and treaties it spawned helped set the boundaries of modern Europe.
But the impact of social media will likely pale in comparison to potential revolutions in artificial intelligence or gene editing technologies.
"Election days come and go, but political and social revolutions that attempt to transform our society never end," the show's description reads.
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PES enjoyed a boom after the acquisition, along with other East Coast refiners, taking advantage of the shale revolutions in North Dakota.
Three undergraduate students joined the team, and together, they discovered a way to increase the spinning speed to 125,000 revolutions per minute.
And in fact, Putin witnessed US "democracy building" in Russia's sphere of influence during the anti-Russian revolutions in Georgia and Ukraine.
The age of revolutions in the late 18th century recast civil war as part of a visionary programme of change and emancipation.
Able to make 360-degree revolutions, the 100-foot-tall Mardi Gras Hangover is being billed as the world's largest loop coaster.
Hardware serves as the foundation for each of those experiences, but it's in the software that the biggest changes and revolutions happen.
The colour revolutions across the former Soviet Union and the protests in Russia in the winter of 2000-210 were Western plots.
With her signature storytelling skills, she explores how we reckon with emotions, rumble with narratives, and start revolutions in our own lives.
The Arab Spring unleashed political revolutions in the Middle East and North Africa — it also opened Harris' eyes to international expansion opportunities.
The skater leaps forward, does three and a half revolutions in the air, then must land and let their left leg unfurl.
Your special report neatly identified four childhood revolutions from medieval times to the present day, but did not acknowledge today's play crisis.
Breaking down the revolutions: NBA: In the 20-year span from 1980 to 2000, NBA teams averaged 2.6 three-pointers per game.
One of these was centred on engineers at MIT who had, from the 20153s to 1980s, pioneered the computer and internet revolutions.
Powered by two 1,250- horsepower motors, the facility then spins at up to 38.3 revolutions per minute to simulate a 30g environment.
You can insist we invest in critical technologies that point the way to things like new digital health inventions and transportation revolutions.
And earlier in the program, you asked about how this is similar to the agricultural revolutions of the 1th century mechanical thresher.
So here is one: in many parts of the world, the unexpected consequences of radical change will be a rejection of revolutions.
It has not been a tidy or a pleasant process -- like all revolutions, it has occasionally tipped over into violent self-parody.
The family history reads like a Gabriel Garcia Marquez novel with the violent political revolutions swapped for really fucking great nights out.
It produces about 23 more pound-feet of torque than its predecessor but does it at lower engine revolutions than previous models.
During the last year my family of origin was together, "Woodstock" spun continuously on our vinyl record player, 33⅓ revolutions per minute.
Ahem. "Whoa." Almost 16 years ago, The Matrix Revolutions hit theaters and brought the Wachowskis' daring sci-fi trilogy to a close.
Such nationalist expressions abounded around the 19th century, when rival nations in a disunited Europe settled scores in wars, revolutions and slights.
While world wars aim to decimate enemies and their capacities for violence, "revolutions" aim to transform violence and oppression by empowering people.
But Rogers's adage grew even more apt with the great sorting of the two parties amid the social revolutions of the 19803s.
Speed: Most power drills will offer different speed settings, which measures the revolutions per minute, or RPMs, the drill head can perform.
Examples include the revolutions that swept Europe in 1848, the sudden collapse of communism in 1989 and the Arab Spring of 2011.
Both men are backed by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, which are hostile toward popular revolutions across the Middle East.
Journalists going to cover the convention have gone through the sort of civil-unrest training usually reserved for reporters covering foreign revolutions.
At this point the circular furnace is heated to 2129 F and is spun at five revolutions per minute for four hours.
It's a once-in-a-generation type of thing, a genuine advance of the first order, comparable to the big intellectual revolutions.
Dr. Song recorded some of the drops spinning at about 7,300 revolutions per minute when they bounced back from the special surface.
A year ago, Chen became the first skater to land five jumps of four revolutions — known as quads — in a single routine.
All that could be set aside, for now, because (a) revolutions are always violent, and (b) the ends supposedly justify the means.
But rumors about a new Matrix film have been swirling practically since the third installment — The Matrix Revolutions — was released in 2003.
Conradi suggests that the democratic revolutions in Georgia in 2003-213 and Ukraine in 2004-5 may have been a turning point.
Webster had been around long enough to see and hear earlier revolutions in the music and would live to hear several more.
Nomiki Konst Winner: Sanders America is no stranger to revolutions, as the founders understood how generational change was essential for our republic.
Opening with Marx: "Great social revolutions are impossible without the feminine ferment," the narrative hits the ground running in pithy, breathless paragraphs.
He staged one of the biggest economic revolutions of the internet era and made Apple the most valuable company on the planet.
The failure of the 10.493 revolutions is what Marx's line "the first time as tragedy, the second time as farce" refers to.
"I don't think that I'm burning with (a) revolutionary spirit, instead I'm constantly exploring why revolutions are so difficult," the director explained.
"La Revolución" is included in a section titled "Contemporary Revolutions," which focuses on representations of Zapata created in the last 50 years.
These neighborhood rebels became urban legends in their own time, spawning insurgent social, political and cultural revolutions that continue to this day.
Because in the age of keyboard jihadists and Twitter revolutions, the line between personal hatred and state citizenship has all but disappeared.
They would do so because their people wanted freedom – the revolutions in the former Soviet bloc and elsewhere seemed to prove it.
What Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube offered to urban, elite protesters was important, but not decisive, to the revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt.
And while I'm not the biggest fan of revolutions, I can at least say they provided a direction for people and institutions.
Did a combination of globalization, demographic change, cultural revolutions and whatever else just upend America's consensus in support of liberal market democracy?
Since the Reagan and Thatcher revolutions of the 1980s, there has been an increasing devolution of federal power to states and localities.
But what then is the relationship, if any, between these two very different revolutions — Malevich's in his studio and Lenin's in the Kremlin?
But it was in the 20th century, with all its wars, revolutions, upheavals and helter-skelter technological change, that maps became truly democratised.
To turn on motor assistance, you have to get up to at least 10 km/h and then pedal backward for three revolutions.
The big software revolutions, like cloud computing, search engines, and social networks, are also still growing and improving, but have become largely established.
Born in Riga in 1909, he had lived in Russia during the revolutions of 1917, which gave him a "permanent horror of violence".
Chen completes a full four rotations and his air position — the height of the jump and the tightness of his revolutions — isn't awful.
Liberalism was inspired by the three great revolutions of the late 18th century—the American Revolution, the French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution.
The device, dubbed the "paperfuge," can reach spinning speeds of 125,000 revolutions per minute (RPM), and exert centrifugal forces equivalent to 30,000 g's.
Richard Garfield: It's hard to put a start date on Magic because my game designs run together, they're more evolutions than revolutions generally.
The wind pushes the giant blades, which can be over 160 feet long, around slowly, at around 30 to 60 revolutions per minute.
The original was also intended to be played at 16 2/3 revolutions per minute, half of the usual speed of LP records.
It offers, rather, a pessimistic response to a nostalgic sentiment that regards revolutions as a sort of cultural activity, a "dance" to enjoy.
Putin, he told me, believed that the United States had been behind all the so-called color revolutions in Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, and Ukraine.
The face of the Middle East and North Africa has indeed drastically changed since the revolutions but not in the way they expected.
" Majd added that with Bouazizi, "it's not only the over-romanticizing of the revolutions... it's also about this really significant moment in history.
The usual thing that happens in revolutions is that men are all for women taking part as long as the revolution is ongoing.
Paralleling two revolutions — one social, the other political — the story makes unlikely allies of Tatiana (Odeya Rush), a misfit American teenager, and Gen.
The previous three films, The Matrix (1999), The Matrix: Reloaded (2003), and The Matrix: Revolutions (203) have grossed over $1.6 billion in total.
The original Hamas charter from 1988, only recently revised, claimed that the Jews orchestrated the French and Russian revolutions and both world wars.
Gene Sharp, a preacher's son whose own gospel of nonviolent struggle inspired velvet revolutions that toppled dictators on four continents, died on Jan.
The big software revolutions, like cloud computing, search engines and social networks, are also still growing and improving, but have become largely established.
Both groups are inspired by liberal values, rather than the socialism or communism more commonly associated with the revolutions of the 20th century.
Both parties are experiencing their own revolutions; each a product of a rebellion against the establishment and a reflection of seismic demographic shifts.
"The revolutions happened, people would watch on Al Jazeera and CNN and the people started to see what was happening outside," Masri recalled.
After his death, communist revolutions did come to pass—not exactly where or how he imagined they would but, nevertheless, in his name.
And yet Germany's relationship with cars does reflect many of the political, economic and societal revolutions my country is struggling to cope with.
For these, he was instructed to increase his pedaling frequency to between 203 and 90 revolutions per minute, compared to about 60 r.p.m.
He monitored the airwaves for the state-run Israel Radio and tipped his editors — and, sometimes, intelligence agents — to hijackings, invasions and revolutions.
Indeed, Lorde's work first laid the groundwork for understanding that there is an erotic component in any revolutionary struggle and that to forget that, to turn away from it, will always reinstate a deadly denial of how revolutions, including socialist revolutions, are to free us from the violent and alienated constraints of the imperial and neoliberal capitalist world we live in.
Goethe was a man of protean talents, interests, appetites and achievements who lived through a particularly tempestuous period of wars and revolutions in Europe.
But how far the sport - and skaters' bodies - will go in pursuit of the jumps, which require four complete revolutions before landing, is unknown.
You can even ride without the app if you prefer — just get up to speed, backpedal three revolutions, and enjoy the pedal-assisted ride.
That film is at once a brutal deadpan comedy and a devastating anatomy of the ambiguous legacy of the Eastern European revolutions of 1989.
"The people in Haifa, especially in these cafes, they are making revolutions," said Mr. Asakleh, 23, his long hair tied in a messy bun.
It's a more balanced and exotic way to build a motor, allowing the GT350 to rev to a stratospheric 3503,200 revolutions per minute redline.
By following in the footsteps of China and Bangladesh, which began their industrial revolutions with textiles, Africa could in theory create millions of jobs.
We can see the American Civil War in our data, the revolutions of '48 across Europe, the roaring 20[s] and the Great Depression.
This truth is as immutable as the advent of electricity or the internal combustion engine, yet at a magnitude that dwarfs these previous revolutions.
Revolutions and a couple of world wars brought monarchies tumbling down across Europe; they clung on only in the southern, northern and western peripheries.
On Twitter, it's been favorably compared to pictures from political revolutions in other countries -- but also falsely cited as proof of violence by Crawford.
Given our history, Americans tend to equate revolution with progress and an escape from oppression, even though many other revolutions ended in brutal dictatorships.
In recent years markets have contended with a series of revolutions in borrowing, market structure and federal regulations enacted after the 2008 financial crisis.
"The second phase of the shale revolutions, starting now, is going to see the U.S. emerging as a major energy exporting country," said Birol.
At the tip, the electrodrill had a hollow, circular cutting bit studded with diamonds that rotated at a rate of 225 revolutions per minute.
Subsequently tests have been done, Betts told me, to exactly determine how many revolutions the motor must make to extend the sail to 100%.
Over the past couple of decades, the Internet and smartphone revolutions have transformed our lives, and AR has the potential to be that big.
"This movement became an obsession because I saw it all day on the media during the different revolutions, especially the Arab Spring," Guiol says.
Where Middle East peaceful revolutions fail to achieve rapid results, they tend to transform into disastrous armed conflicts, as in Syria, Libya and Yemen.
Only Kyrgyzstan has had multiple leaders and two revolutions, but its current president, Almazbek Atambayev, may be even more pro-Russian than his neighbours.
The pamphleteer Thomas Paine, chief propagandist of both the American and the French revolutions, found himself maligned, in his later years, as an infidel.
After rigorous training, she was launched into space for a 70-hour-and-50-minute flight that resulted in 45 revolutions around the earth.
Throughout the movie — and its two sequels, "The Matrix Reloaded" and "The Matrix Revolutions" — Neo battles these robot overlords for the freedom of humankind.
"The accusations concern control of the emissions treatment with the Opel Zafira relating to the revolutions, the air pressure and the speed," Dobrindt said.
So in word, deed and his wife's "artistic" shots, it's Trump rather than Clinton who has confirmed the full triumph of the sexual revolutions.
I say revolutions, plural, because Trump is a reminder that the 1960s happened in stages, with different figures and worldviews shaping its social shifts.
The challenge is knowing the difference between useful anger, the kind that can stir revolutions, and the useless kind that can tear us down.
Yet, like many others who have outlasted the revolutions they inspired, it's easy to forget that he has continued making music, alongside his disciples.
On April 28, 2011, just four days before his death, bin Laden was editing a document he had written on the Arab Spring revolutions.
All photos by Pete Voelker Other than a failed mutiny of my college baseball team, I have very little experience with full-scale revolutions.
But revolutions need an injustice, something to rail against and which can be remedied through different policies, the adoption of a different political system.
In a political moment crowded by violence, failed political revolutions, and the rise of white populism, Black Lives Matter not only endures, but advances.
Video games tend to drop players at the very end of revolutions, where all sides have already placed all their cards on the table.
Mühlhahn chronicles reforms, revolutions, and wars through the lens of institutions, often rebutting Western impressions, such as the view of Chinese bureaucracy as monolithic.
The American and French revolutions both sprang from a diffusion of forces that had been building in Europe for a century and a half.
"France has sometimes done revolutions, but this is not a revolutionary law," said Delphine Ravisé-Giard, a spokeswoman for the National Transgender Association (ANT).
Having covered both revolutions, I can say that the sentiments echoed by young people here on the streets of Hong Kong are eerily similar.
The app records your speed, distance, revolutions per minute (generally about half of the BPM of the song you're cycling to), and calories burned.
The specific liberal philosophy Wilson sought to promulgate was born amid the tumult of industrialisation and in the wake of the French and American revolutions.
Therefore, I don't see substantial risks or revolutions that may happen in the digital space because of AI in the next five years at least.
In the past, it has taken generations for humans to develop political, cultural, and institutional antibodies to the novelty and upheaval of previous information revolutions.
Since the revolution, Miami has become an international metropolis filled with immigrants hailing from Cuba and other countries in Latin America upended by communist revolutions.
Schwab argued these technological changes are drastically altering how individuals, companies and governments operate, ultimately leading to a societal transformation similar to previous industrial revolutions.
In "The Great Leveler", published last year, Walter Scheidel writes that, across human history, inequality inevitably rises until checked by disasters like wars or revolutions.
These include treating all political systems as equal and shunning "colour revolutions"— jargon for pro-democracy movements that rocked such countries as Iran and Ukraine.
The mouse and the touchscreen led to giant revolutions in computing, so you see the potential for a new one to do the same thing.
It was maneuvering to position itself as the leader of the revolutions across the Middle East and a potential post-revolution era with their collapse.
Kiev's central square, the Maidan, was the site of two revolutions, and its name has become a kind of universal shorthand for a popular uprising.
"After two revolutions, the Egyptian people are going backwards not forwards," said Abdel Hasib Ahmed Mohamed, a middle-aged court employee watching the sugar scrum.
Whenever these two planets meet up, there's a high probability of sudden violence and revolutions, but with that risk also comes more decisiveness and courage.
It seemed a mirror image of Russia's own hysteria about the role of America in sowing chaos and staging colour revolutions in Russia's back yard.
If none of them seem as resistance-minded as Broodthaers, who was young in a time of revolutions, all share something of his subversive zaniness.
WE'RE LOOKING TO GO NOT JUST FOR EVOLUTIONARY SHIFTS BUT REVOLUTIONS AND WE'RE SEEING A REVOLUTION RIGHT NOW IN THOSE SPACES AS THEY COLLIDE TOGETHER.
They were lectured by military officers on subjects including the "Ethiopian Renaissance", the perils of neoliberalism and the supposed threat of Western-sponsored "colour revolutions".
He anchored the Southeast Asian country through violent upheavals at home and communist revolutions next door with a blend of majesty and a common touch.
DexCom is a medical device maker that is behind such revolutions as the popular continuous glucose monitoring system for people that have type 1 diabetes.
That's a couple revolutions ago now, but as more of these things come online, it's harder and harder to make sure everything is locked down.
These were tremendously huge revolutions, because they changed the way we look at the world, they were able to impact and largely disrupt our perception.
He cited arguments dismissing Bolivia's uprising as illegitimate because protesters had used violence — even though many revolutions are violent — or because many were right-wing.
Having seen the Arab spring topple rulers to their south and colour revolutions do the same to their west, the countries' leaders are on edge.
I feel like so much of computer game RPG design is badly in need of some of the revolutions we've seen in tabletop RPG design.
More than eight years ago, millions of Arab citizens tuned to Al-Jazeera as it delivered round-the-clock coverage of the "Arab Spring" revolutions.
Instead, it was imported into the halls of coastal academia via successive waves of primarily German emigres fleeing their own failed socialist revolutions in Europe.
Still, the American upheaval was so gory, so violent and above all so consequential for the world that it necessarily overwhelms all these other revolutions.
But it also shows that the long-held American tradition of protest music didn't fade away with the social revolutions of the 1960s and '70s.
In 85033, when the countries of Egypt, Tunisia and Libya shut down the Internet during their revolutions, democracies around the globe publicly condemned their governments.
Rise Against would fill the liner notes of 2003's Revolutions Per Minute with a suggested reading list that was a deliberate callback to Propagandhi.
"78 letters" is not the alphabet three times over; it's the letters that you would find on a 163 record, R.P.M., or revolutions per minute.
His example backs up my suspicion that nail-biting pairs best not with tension and anxiety but with the moody, concentric revolutions of meditative thought.
That observation is actually well-rooted in political theory: Revolutions happen when enough people stop blindly accepting that it's futile to resist the current regime.
Distrustful protesters, who say they have learned the lesson of recent failed revolutions in countries like Egypt, insist they should hold power during the transition.
He fell on a quad toe loop, awkwardly landed a quad flip and a quad Lutz and reduced a planned quad Salchow to two revolutions.
And Britain has not seen the kinds of wars and revolutions that over centuries wiped away sprawling estates owned by nobility in most of Europe.
Her fascination with Dick doesn't just lead to a real obsession, but a series of personal revolutions both within herself and the people surrounding her.
His steadfastness has earned him visits from other Arab leaders who were disappointed with the Obama administration's support of Arab revolutions that unseated their cohorts.
It emerged from longstanding global movements for racial equality and gave rise to political and cultural revolutions that forever transformed Africa's place in the world.
" During that same appearance, Mr. Green was asked what military rank and file thought about "the social revolutions being imposed upon them by this government.
" As Russia's Defense Minister, Sergey Shoigu, remarked last month, Russia's intervention in Syria "helped solve the geopolitical task of breaking the chain of 'color revolutions.
There have been more revolutions in history than perhaps we know, and this podcast has been offering the backstory behind many of them since 2013.
In military revolutions, the rapid advance and adoption of key technologies can result in military advantage when combined with the right operational and organizational changes.
Unlike the revolutions of the past, people today have the opportunity to construct a new, and more just, system without destroying everything that came before.
It dates back to the 17th century and rose into prominence during the uprisings in the 18th century that produced the American and French revolutions.
Instead, he gyrated one and a half revolutions, or 210 degrees, in tight, rapid circles to generate enormous momentum before unleashing the 240-pound shot.
"Also, given the promise of the revolutions in biology, computer science, and engineering, law needs students with science, technology, engineering and math backgrounds," she continued.
We have no need of false revolutions In a world where categories tend to tyrannize our minds And hang our wills up on narrow pegs.
" And he claimed that the Supreme Court's decision to acknowledge same-sex couples' right to marry "would be the thing that revolutions are made of.
About a decade ago I bought a spinning top toy that used a series of flashing LEDs to display the number of revolutions it had made.
The Ladies Room is a weekly Facebook Live show that happens every week in the Refinery29's women's bathroom because that's where all good revolutions start.
Rope was a delivery mechanism that was accepted and understood not as a lecture, but as a valuable insight — the softest of revolutions, but one nonetheless.
Now take this on a macro level and we can actually show that social contagions can influence political revolutions, or gun violence, or products we buy.
While that might be true for most of the Netflix-addicted, the forthcoming 4k content and VR revolutions could still make 1TB a stifling data ceiling.
The Matrix Reloaded and The Matrix Revolutions both doubled up on the philosophy and visual flourishes, but failed to hide the robotic performances and stilted action.
That lobster would have lived through the Civil War, a few industrial revolutions around the world, the Great Depression, both World Wars, and the first Woodstock.
Aziza: There have always been freedom songs and poetry has always been a pulse of revolutions, and bringing that awareness into what we do is important.
They've reduced potentially explosive tensions on a number of fronts, including between authorities and street vendors, the kind of dynamic that sparked the Arab Spring revolutions.
Over the last five years, the UFC has gone through enough changes, evolutions, developments, revolutions, cultural shifts, and difficult births to be at times almost unrecognizable.
L-Vis 1990 and I had exchanged all these articles about revolutions in the world, how they happen or how they fail or how they succeed.
"This is different from the previous revolutions, where value is the rise from scarcity where people are trying to create monopolies and walled gardens," Balakrishnan said.
And the people-power revolutions of 20 years later—in countries as contrasting as Burma and Czechoslovakia were as marked by their differences as their similarities.
This is how Moscow characterized anti-authoritarian protests from the color revolutions in the post-Soviet space to the Arab Spring and protests against Putin himself.
Because revolutions are often borne of vast economic inequalities, I believe he should identify the security implications of economic disparity in the United States and globally.
Despite the roiling tensions of the imminent '60s and the various revolutions it holds, the Royal Family's domestic politics are still what The Crown does best.
Five years have passed since the start of Arab Spring revolutions when dictators across Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Yemen and Syria were challenged by peaceful, popular uprisings.
Christopher Furlong/Getty Images In the five years since the Arab Spring disappointed the world's hopes, a story has developed for the revolutions and their failures.
Instead of using compressed air to fire foam darts, each blaster uses a flywheel made from a quadcopter electric motor spinning at 25,000 revolutions per minute.
It's also a reminder of just how difficult revolutions can truly be — as those who are protesting fight and bleed and even die for their cause.
"Cultural revolutions don't happen quickly," Gretchen Carlson, the former Fox News host who is now board chairwoman at Miss America, told me a few weeks ago.
These are powerful revolutions that are going to play out over the next 15 to 20 years, but it's only going to go up from here.
For centuries Hungary has been subject to monarchic, autocratic, despotic and totalitarian governments that were occasionally disrupted by revolutions, only to find relative stability in 1989.
Which is interesting because I think it might just actually be that what we're doing is challenging what we think of as revolutions in video games.
In all previous technological revolutions, people who lost their jobs mostly moved to new ones, but that will be less likely when the robots take over.
"Most of the population travelled little, rarely seeing neighbouring villages, let alone the nearest market town" ("Heat, power and light: revolutions in energy services", Fouquet, 2008).
Taking from the rich and giving to the poor didn't work out well in either place, and both China and Russia backtracked from their early revolutions.
The Somozas' United States-backed military dictatorship did bring four decades of relative peace to a country with a long history of revolutions and civil wars.
Three years later, though, something happened that almost no one had foreseen: revolutions broke out across Europe, including in France, Italy, Germany, and the Austrian Empire.
At the moment, the shaping power is up for grabs by opposing revolutions, one led by the White House, the other by feet in the street.
Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said Russian air strikes in Syria had killed 35,000 rebel fighters and halted a chain of revolutions in the Middle East.
A century after that, a series of democratic revolutions across Europe struck many of the era's autocrats as the most important moment in all of history.
This leads to a kind of religious fidelity to the idea that capitalism is in crisis and revolutions are necessary in order to hasten its collapse.
The challenge of AI is this 40 percent, whether it is 15 or 25 years, is coming faster than the previous revolutions," he said on "60 Minutes.
After getting to know it a little, the Essential Phone seems like it's more about simplicity than actually trying to change the game or start any revolutions.
It works a lot more to invest in productivity through education, infrastructure and research, but politicians are not inclined to do reforms, they try to sell revolutions.
Revolutions certainly leaves open the possibility of more stories as the war between humanity and machines came to a close with the entire Matrix getting a reboot.
Nusra did not believe in our revolution, or that there wasa revolution, or that revolutions were anything more than an infidel innovation imported from the infidel West.
It believes that the West actively tries to bring about "colour revolutions" of the sort seen in Ukraine, both in Russia's "near abroad" and in Russia itself.
At Britain's Leeds University, where he earned his undergraduate degree in Arabic and politics, Regeni followed the unfolding revolutions in Tunisia, Libya and Egypt with rapt interest.
He may hope that economic difficulties, inflated expectations, populist promises and regional conflicts will in due course allow Moscow to gloat about the failings of popular revolutions.
Within three months of the revolutions in Egypt and Libya in 2011, residents had withdrawn $8.6bn, says the Bank for International Settlements, a Basel-based financial institution.
The events were a part of a series of revolutions in 1848 in which revolutionaries across Europe protested centuries-old monarchies in Sicily, Germany, Italy, and Austria.
Our last customers of the night were three Brazilian women who we picked up outside Vodka Revolutions, two of whom, Laskara and Olivia, were celebrating their birthdays.
For it is information technology that will power the Internet of Things, connected cars, smart infrastructure, additive 22019D manufacturing, and revolutions in health care, energy, and education.
Their work with the pro-Russian and anti-democratic Yanukovych contrasted sharply with McCain's support for the Orange and Euromaidan Revolutions and his visceral dislike for Putin.
Thanks to near-simultaneous technological revolutions in electrification, automation, and connectivity, emerging companies are threatening to upend transportation for the first time in more than a century.
The still emerging pan-African social philosophy has fostered revolutions and social change in the past and will most certainly be behind resistance efforts in the future.
One place to look is to IS—which, in ghastly irony, is the only truly new model of government that the wave of revolutions has thrown up.
This was the first of the Arab Spring revolutions that toppled some other autocratic leaders in the Arabic-speaking region in North Africa and the Middle East.
He intervened partly because he fears that the revolutions there must be seen to fail—or Russia itself could one day suffer a revolution of its own.
She reminds us, echoing the historian Richard John, that the post office forged a communications revolution just as far-reaching as the later telegraph and internet revolutions.
Lewis stresses his identity as a "Forty-Eighter descendant," an heir to the wave of German liberals who fled Europe when the revolutions of 19443 came undone.
Find them on Instagram accounts, sandwiched between West Coast desert shots, gazelle skulls against white bedroom walls, and two-line poems about delicate bodies and quiet revolutions.
Over roughly the same span of time, Russia underwent two revolutions — and the czar and his family were murdered — which in turn triggered Finland's claim to independence.
When they did the calculations, they were stunned to find that some of the seeds were spinning at a rate of more than 1,600 revolutions a second.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For a brief moment after the Russian Revolutions of 1917, the Soviet state looked like it would become a new Camelot.
The jump in which a skater spins four revolutions in the air, known in the sport as a quad, has been performed in competition for two decades.
Tunisia, where the wave of Arab Spring uprisings began in late 2010, has been held up as the most successful in the string of revolutions that followed.
"Jamal expected and was very hopeful that change would come from all these revolutions," Mr. Nour said last week at an international conference on Yemen in Istanbul.
In talking about how this movie depicts sorority and lesbians being at the forefront of political revolutions, I'm reminded that Sophie has an abortion in this movie.
She argues convincingly that these conflicts are all in some ways fallout from the fierce competition between two parallel "Islamic revolutions" in the annus horribilis of 1979.
That's not only far and away more action on the ball than players like Rosewall imparted, it's roughly twice the revolutions Federer creates with his topspin backhand.
Perhaps Tocqueville's most brilliant insight (and Mishra, to his credit, cites it) was that revolutions are produced by improved conditions and rising expectations, not by mass immiseration.
Like three other great figures of the Age of Revolutions — Thomas Jefferson, Simón Bolívar and Napoleon — he had conflicted views on the delicate matter of human bondage.
Among the Russian elite, a consensus formed long ago that the people of those countries were, of course, supported by outside forces; revolutions are planned in GosDep.
The years of pointless bloodshed that brought Russia two revolutions turned out to be merely a foretaste of the decades of totalitarianism and total war to come.
Some were ousted by bloody rebellions (the American and French Revolutions) or collapsed in ruins (the Hapsburg Empire), and many have ruthlessly marginalized whole classes of people.
Another believes, in essence, that we are doomed to slow growth (if any) because transformational inventions that powered the industrial and technological revolutions are unlikely to be repeated.
Prakash calls it a Paperfuge, and like the piece of lab equipment it's named for, the centrifuge, it can spin biological samples at thousands of revolutions per minute.
Ukraine has considered itself to be at war with Russia since 2014, when pro-Russian militants declared revolutions in two eastern provinces and Russia annexed the Crimean Peninsula.
The piece quotes masters like Tristan Tzara, Kazimir Malevich, André Breton, and Sol LeWitt, surveying Dadaism, Surrealism, Minimalism, and many other artistic revolutions of the past 100 years.
Mr Putin and Mr Xi also have a personal bond forged by their common fear of "colour revolutions" (popular uprisings), which they see as having been America's doing.
Some key players of the market include Medtronic Plc (Covidien), Terumo Medical Corporation, Braun Melsungen AG, Unilife Corporation, Becton, Dickinson and Co., Revolutions Medical Corporation, Baxter International, Inc.
It's March, which means that there's a whole new slate of books ready to crowd our bookshelves — books about robots, revolutions, and vast space empires to tear into.
Thanks to steep regulatory costs and the need for physical infrastructure like ATMs and branches, banks have been shielded from the technological revolutions that have reshaped other industries.
He blames the US for the color revolutions of 2003 and 2004 in Georgia and Ukraine; and in 2011, he accused Hillary Clinton of encouraging demonstrations in Russia.
"Joining the team was really important to me because in my career, I've been a part of what I consider some real revolutions in food," she told CNBC.
Twitter – A Two-Time Winner For its role in revolutions from Cairo to Kiev and social movements like #BlackLivesMatter, Twitter has long been a force for social change.
It has underpinned the last three industrial revolutions and is now the driving factor in today's Fourth Industrial Revolution — marked by emerging technologies in a variety of fields.
Sudanese women, el Roubi said, have led the last two peaceful revolutions in the country: the October Revolution in 1964 and the 1985 revolt against the Nimeiri regime.
Bin Laden also drafted a number of speeches he planned to videotape about the "Arab Spring" revolutions that began in early 2011 and were roiling the Arab world.
During these final revolutions around Saturn -- which take around seven days -- Cassini will return pioneering scientific data which scientists hope will help them decipher how giant planets evolve.
He had been praised for leading the first democratic success from revolutions that toppled autocratic leaders in the Arabic-speaking region in North Africa and the Middle East.
Scientists establish paradigms, Kuhn wrote in a book called The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, and those sets of ideas inform and guide research until another paradigm overturns them.
It's a good telling of an incredibly complicated story, but does the framework of a story about revolutions, with protagonists and tragic heroes, have an inherently conservative bent?
If previous Anahata revolutions were any indication, the incendiary results would incite unrest elsewhere in the country, eventually leading to revolt and a total collapse of the government.
Previous technological revolutions, such as the rise of the computer, created millions of new jobs in IT and automation could create now work for existing employees, explained Spicer.
That law, heavily criticized by Western governments, was an attempt by Moscow to insulate itself from a wave of popular revolutions in eastern Europe and the Middle East.
The same may also be said for the Color Revolutions, which took place in several countries across the former Soviet Union in the first decade of this century.
As she examined each of the major European revolutions of modern times, Arendt discerned a phenomenon that struck her as the concrete realization of Jefferson's ward republican scheme.
And given the hype around Neo and his quest to become "The One," most were dissatisfied by how the eventual trilogy ("Reloaded" and "Revolutions" were shot together) continued.
How will the royal family manage to reject the clergy's support, stop the financing of fundamentalist networks and bring about nothing short of several revolutions regarding social rights?
In the lulls between the revolutions, coups and wars that shaped modern Iraq, he captured family picnics, well-dressed Western tourists standing near ancient ruins and everyday moments.
Individual failures alone didn't cause the disastrous consequences of the Arab Spring revolutions, just as the individual heroism of Arab Spring protesters wasn't enough to ensure their success.
A week ago, in his short program in the team competition, Chen fell on a triple axel and completed only two revolutions on a planned four-revolution jump.
In the aftermath of the French, American and Industrial Revolutions, a newly rich clientele clamored for the ultimate drawing room accessory to emphasize their entry into high society.
The Arts and Crafts movement was born in response to the Industrial Revolution, and Ms. Atkinson suggests that Burning Man art responds to the digital and information revolutions.
"It is a lesson of the history of 2011, and of all revolutions for all times," Amjed Farid, a Sudanese activist and intellectual, said in a telephone interview.
As with previous industrial revolutions, this digital age is delivering many positive socioeconomic benefits to our lives, yet also causing considerable disruption and inequalities that must be addressed.
The timeline of American history is dotted with revolutions in sports that speak to culture and politics, from racial integration to worker rights, war protests to civil rights.
These three "revolutions" fit within the framework of an overall rejection of authority, the assertion of individual freedom of choice (autonomy), and an overhaul of the normative structure.
You see a lot more joint ventures, and virtual ways for people to combine themselves, and actually be part of some of the technology revolutions that are happening.
Both resent the U.S.'s actions in Syria and share an intense suspicion that the U.S. is attempting to foment color revolutions overseas to eliminate unwanted political leaders.
Since 2017, China has prohibited any political activity by foreign organizations, under a law modeled on one that Russia adopted after the "color revolutions" swept former Soviet republics.
Revolutions are typically staged by small slices of populations, and it takes even smaller ones to perpetrate political violence, like the mass shooting in El Paso last month.
Riyadh fears the Brotherhood, whose Sunni Islamist doctrines challenge the Saudi principle of dynastic rule, has tried to build support inside the kingdom since the Arab Spring revolutions.
If the 2011 revolutions taught us anything, it is that Arab citizens — specifically Arab youths — want economic opportunity and a certain political liberalization, if not Western-style democracy.
With vinyl records being back in demand more than ever, the need for pressing plants, which had shuttered during the CD and digital revolutions has become...well, pressing.
The movie contrasts the more staid and "innocent" entertainments of the wealthy classes in a post-war country with the coming heated revolutions in politics and in culture.
If revolutions were built on the tedious, small-step Leslie Knope-like perseverance of bureaucratic warriors, then the fight for Plan B would qualify as one of the greatest.
That sets the stage for America First policies in a world where American blood and treasure would no longer go for violent "regime changes," coups d'état and color revolutions.
It can hoist them up to 40 feet (12 meters) in the air and spin them at 13 revolutions per minute, according to Amusements of America, which operates rides.
When Silicon Valley was still farmland, innovations in the textile industry were shaping the globe, making some communities rich, enslaving others, and sparking wars and revolutions across the world.
The main job of their successors was to come to terms with these twin revolutions: Tony Blair converted Labour to Thatcherism and David Cameron converted the Tories to Jenkinsism.
The original Matrix debuted in theaters 20 years ago, and the Wachowskis followed up with a pair of sequels, The Matrix: Reloaded and The Matrix: Revolutions, to mixed reviews.
Graphene has been hailed as a magical material for years, promising revolutions in everything from flexible phones to ultrathin transistors to night vision contact lenses, to name a few.
War in Europe has seemed distant, and revolutions in communication and mass travel have allowed people to get to know other countries without their mayor acting as middle man.
The book was invented and people could write really evil books and lead bad revolutions with them and fascist empires with books... It doesn't mean the book is bad.
Putin was afraid of the so-called color revolutions like the one in Ukraine, and the Arab Spring, and had begun attacking Soros and his support for liberal causes.
It deserves a fair hearing, even if I think it would be a terrible mistake — after all, most revolutions tend to fail, we've learned over the past few centuries.
Facebook co-founder says its rise reveals the fault lines destroying the "American Dream" 1776, Washington DC's leading incubator of technology start-ups, describes itself as "where revolutions begin".
The people of Kyrgyzstan are proud that two revolutions, in 2005 and 2010, pushed corrupt presidents into exile, albeit at the cost of considerable bloodshed during the second uprising.
Where we previously relied on more old-school methods, the all-enveloping digital and social media revolutions we're experiencing have facilitated the rise of the self-appointed fashion police.
That showstopping tom-tom detonation — now known as the "magic break" — derives its impact not just from brute force, but also, like most pop-music revolutions, from a mistake.
Image: DOEImage: DOEImage: Susan Montoya Bryan/APThe 2250 feet long-arm centrifuge at the German Aerospace Center (DLR) in Cologne, Germany, can be accelerated to 238.3 revolutions per minute.
It's set to make at least 35 more revolutions around the planet from the north pole to the south, and in the process, hopefully unlock some of its mysteries.
"Given the promise of the revolutions in biology, computer science, and engineering, law needs students with science, technology, engineering and math backgrounds," says Harvard Law School dean Martha Minow.
Revolutions, likewise, are seen as stirring, even romantic, with the people uniting to demand change with one voice, until the leader has no choice but to resign in disgrace.
According to experts, the flurry of activities surrounding Marx's anniversary wasn't really about furthering the philosopher's goal of toppling capitalism through workers' revolutions -- or the abolition of private property.
They are critical distinctions that lead some angry women to be applauded while others are attacked, and that lead many rebellions to fail while only a few revolutions succeed.
Included is his monumental video trilogy "The Red Tapes," in which he plays a Melvillian poet-prophet, leading revolutions, forecasting disaster and shuffling American history with a cardsharp's hand.
The festival commissioned "Roe" as part of "American Revolutions: The United States History Cycle," a Shakespeare-inspired effort to generate 37 plays about moments of change in American history.
Solar roads were promised to be one of the biggest unprecedented revolutions of our time, not just in the field of renewable energy but in the energy sector generally.
He maintains that Lenin's belief in cascading revolutions across Europe was completely plausible, and that the ability of the working class to prevent or sabotage the war was real.
But what makes Universal Paperclips worth playing is the revolutions it goes through, adding and then taking away new systems and mechanics as you climb up the Kardashev scale.
Not only will these transportation revolutions make our lives safer and more convenient, but they could also change how people feel about the economy and technological progress more generally.
This means fostering the development of softer, more creative, social-orientated skills such as teamwork, judgement, agility and adaptability — a far cry from the focus of previous industrial revolutions.
The attacks on Georgia started a week later — in the wake of "color" revolutions for democracy in Ukraine and Georgia, and also during the American-led war in Iraq.
He committed the scene he witnessed to canvas, documenting an event of extraordinary moment — the first of two Russian revolutions in 1917 that would transform Russia and the world.
It has also left the country's dispirited Western backers and many Ukrainians wondering what, after two revolutions since independence in 2100, it will take to curb the chronic corruption.
The fact that many of these technological revolutions took hold in a generation's time is partly because young people were quicker to adopt these new technologies than their elders.
After freely pedaling two to three revolutions, most bike's motors kick in with a soft(ish) push, accelerating the bike and adding to the power output by the rider.
Lysacek had become the first man since 1994 to win the Olympic title without attempting the jump that requires four complete aerial revolutions before the touchdown on the ice.
And in most revolutions those who ultimately triumph usually are not the sensitive "moderates" but the most brutal and determined forces — France's Jacobins, Russia's Bolsheviks, Iran's Islamists, Nicaragua's Sandinistas.
LONDON (Reuters) - Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair said on Monday that "revolutions" like the one promised in current Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn's election manifesto always end badly.
But the perils of the jump, which requires skaters to execute four complete aerial revolutions, was clear within seconds of his routine as he fell on his opening Lutz.
Earlier this month, I wrote a post about three ongoing technological revolutions — vehicle electrification, autonomous (self-driving) vehicles, and distributed energy — that are going to intersect in powerful ways.
The J-Curve theory is that revolutions start, not because the economy or living conditions are terrible for a long time (or revolutions would be occurring constantly) but when you have a long period of growth, where people start to believe that things will get better (and take out larger mortgages, loans, etc.) only to have their expectations dashed when the economy suddenly drops and they can no longer afford the things they have bought.

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