Sentence examples for Recent innovators from inspiring English sources

The show, a first-time display of the collection in New York City, presents 60 works, ranging from Robineau's pioneering, technically virtuosic porcelains to ceramics by more recent innovators like Peter Voulkos and Robert Arneson.

Other name designers whose work is on view include the early visionaries Josef Hoffmann, Gerrit Rietveld and Frank Lloyd Wright; those from the 20th-century's middle decades like Marcel Breuer, Mies van der Rohe, Le Corbusier, Eero Saarinen and Alvar Aalto; and the more recent innovators Mario Bellini, Shiro Kuramata, Jasper Morrison and Philippe Starck.

Descartes was familiar with both mainstream philosophy and recent innovators (those who, among other things, rejected aspects of Aristotle's philosophy), including reading that he did from 1620 on.

The most recent innovation models increasingly postulate external relationships of innovators in many different shapes including the acquisition and incorporation of knowledge and technology from outside the organization.

(In his quoted comments, Mr. Mahindra mentioned only one recent technology innovator from India: Sabeer Bhatia, the inventor of Hotmail, although Mr. Bhatia did his innovating while he was based in the United States).

Word was just announced that Icelandic songbird, human artwork and recent educational innovator Björk is slated for a multimedia retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art next year.

Excerpted from a recent issue of Innovators' Insights.

In recent decades, successful innovators in engineering have been associated with prestigious universities.

In a recent issue of Innovators' Insight, we suggested that SAP and other software providers' best chances of responding to disruptive developments was to introduce solutions that targeted nonconsumers of existing solutions.

In his recent book "The Innovator's Dilemma", Clayton Christensen of Harvard Business School makes the distinction between "sustaining" technologies, which deliver improved product performance, and "disruptive" ones, which initially result in worse performance.

People who bought Android phones in the past few weeks could be forgiven for keeping that information closely held, lest they be drawn into a tedious discussion of why they didn't choose the shiny new thing – the thing, by the way, that was created by the most brilliant and adored technology innovator in recent history.