Sentences with phrase «elegant theory of change»
It was broken down into an elegant theory of change, with intentional stages and steps that one could rely on time and again.
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«Evolutionary theories provide a simple and elegant framework to explain and even predict such changes,» says Song, who is now a sociologist at Queens College of the City University of New York.
Unlike the iconic painters of the day — the Pollocks, Newmans, Rothkos, and Reinhardts — who were intent on changing the course of art history, she eschewed theory and resisted the urge to contrive elegant commentary to satisfy art critics.
From Physics Today: «The current theory of global climate change is hardly elegant or scientifically revolutionary, and in that respect it seems like no bedfellow to the others.