Sentences with phrase «than revolutionary over»

Even so, Munster acknowledged that the iPad 2 is more evolutionary than revolutionary over the first iPad.

Not exact matches

Although his exhaustive Principia Mathematica (with Bertrand Russell, 1910 - 1913) and his revolutionary Process and Reality (1929) stand as twin monuments to his mind's adventures, it is likely that the sensible Aims of Education and Other Essays (1929) can claim a wider readership over the past sixty years than the other two volumes combined.

The bulk of the speech was not revolutionary and was, for the most part, a reiteration of long standing British preferences in European integration: inter-govermentalism over supranationalism, economic issues over social issues, and widening rather than deepening integration.

We hope that over the summer he will rediscover his passion for reform and return with a more revolutionary set of proposals than the ones we are currently stuck with.»

More than 160 measurements collected over 300 years by dozens of researchers support this revolutionary idea.

The win for the Stingray is just the latest in a long line of honors over the past few months for the highly popular seventh - generation Corvette, which features a greatly improved interior, revolutionary new styling, and impressive performance with its standard 455 horsepower engine — all at a starting base price of just $ 51,000, much lower than comparable sports cars.

We expect it will get a mid-cycle refresh before the end of the decade, though the visual updates will most likely be more evolutionary than revolutionary — think additional trim pieces and new alloy wheel designs, not a full - on make - over.

I fail to see how this would be any sort of improvement over simple buttons for an ereader, much as I've found that Nintendo's «revolutionary» motion controls for the Wii are not any sort of improvement for the vast majority of videogaming tasks and indeed actively get in the way more often than not.

Despite contemporary and localizing references in The Little Patriots, such as the dome of the Pantheon in the background or the paving - stone barricade to the left, the pall of the academic poncif hangs heavier over the painting than the smoke of revolutionary fervor; one is made all too aware, in the pose of the little patriot in the center — reminiscent of that of Donatello's David, and so appropriate in its iconographic implications — that Jeanron was an art historian as well as an artist.