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Since then, the workplace has been revolutionised with a huge increase in the number of women working part-time.

Condom manufacturing was revolutionised by the discovery of rubber vulcanisation by Goodyear (founder of the tyre company) and Hancock.

It's no exaggeration to say that the web has revolutionised the way we consume information.

The groundbreaking study using the latest diving technology is said to have "revolutionised" thinking about deep-sea life.

The entertainment industry is hoping that Apple, which revolutionised the markets for music players and for phones, can do it again.

Of the small group of young men who developed quantum mechanics and revolutionised physics almost a century ago, he truly stands out.

Recent advances have revolutionised the treatment of HIV and many people with the virus are able to lead full and healthy lives.

It revolutionised photography, allowing light to be captured electronically instead of on film.

Before Ford revolutionised carmaking, automobiles were put together by teams of highly skilled craftsmen in custom-built workshops.

Telecommunications, weather forecasting, agriculture, forestry and even the search for minerals have all been revolutionised.

It has revolutionised one industry after another. Now Apple hopes to transform three at once.

"It revolutionised photography, as light can be captured electronically instead of on film, " the committee said.

But although printing may not have improved Gutenberg's life, it revolutionised the lives of his fellow Europeans.

The private sector has revolutionised productivity by getting customers to do more things for themselves.

World War One revolutionised women's fashion, having given them opportunities for employment other than just housework and marriage.

Second, Mr Friedman revolutionised how economists and policymakers treated money and inflation.

Then Walter Wriston, head of what later became Citigroup, revolutionised the industry by arguing that capital was often wasted.

Home video, in turn, revolutionised pornography by moving it from dingy theatres to the privacy of suburban living rooms.

In the eighties and nineties, Apple Macintosh and desktop publishing revolutionised the industry.

Digital cameras have since revolutionised photography.

Whole sectors can be revolutionised by one star company.

Second, Mr Friedman revolutionised how economists and policymakers treated money andinflation.

If they are right, the diagnosis of brain diseases such as Alzheimer's and schizophrenia is about to be revolutionised .

Mr Murdoch, he says, has broken his word and debased journalistic standards. But he has also revolutionised an industry.

The internet has revolutionised the media, retailing, banking and our lives in general.

Containerisation has revolutionised trade, allowing smaller goods such as car parts and toys to be moved by sea, rail and road rapidly.

Such DNA chips have revolutionised biological research.

Over the last 10 years the way we travel has been revolutionised by the web.

The technique has revolutionised the study of the human brain.

Brazil has revolutionised its own farms.

They have not, however, revolutionised the publishing industry in quite the way that many predicted they would.

But David Dein is needed in football because this guy has revolutionised this club and also English football. He is top quality.

In so doing, it revolutionised the way in which people think about the world.

The Net has revolutionised the way companies are run.

Plastic is an inescapable fact of modern life, and they have revolutionised the world during the past 50-60 years-in many good ways.

In the test arena, he would create a template which revolutionised the longer version of the game;