This is a sentiment echoed by the local government in Malmö where the living room in Persborg is part of the city's extensive innovation plan.
Sky's track record is one of extensive innovation, from the arrival of Sky+ which quickly became the most used programme recording system to the introduction of multiple HD channels.
Similarly, though Chester Carlson did indeed invent xerography working alone against great odds, "the key to making xerography a commercial success was an organization that allowed extensive innovation in development, manufacturing and marketing of his invention," Diebold says.
Motivation for such an approach is provided by the extensive innovation of Asher et al. described above in producing practical colloidal crystalline array materials for sensors, filters, and optical switches.
The eukaryotic phase did not see extensive innovation in terms of fundamentally different biochemical functions, but the diversity of protein interactions within the ubiquitin-like superfamily of the 5-stranded assemblage was vastly expanded through extensive sequence divergence of the primary interaction surfaces of the superfamily.
In some companies with high-value products, the potential of small performance increments can and does justify extensive design and material innovations.
Comparable to an American F-16, the new plane will be based on the Lavi and will incorporate extensive technological innovations derived from that project, according to U.S. government experts on the Chinese military.
Interestingly, Hox-TALE networks experienced additional and extensive molecular innovations that were likely crucial for differentiating Hox functions along body plans.
This is the case for hominids (human and chimpanzee) compared to rodents (mouse and rats) where genes involved in immune defense show an accelerated rate of evolution in murids compared to hominids, suggesting that the immune system of murids has undergone more extensive specific innovations [ 2].
Except for the case that contributed to an incubator spinoff (noted above), tenants did not engage in extensive knowledge, innovation, and technology-related networking with other tenants.
