The aim of this study was to identify key tensions and underlying mechanisms explaining the know-do gap in the Dutch public health sector and, by using the innovation system framework, to investigate how they relate to system conditions and actor roles.
Multiple classrooms mean more instructors can access the innovation, and multiple instructors using the innovation means that the continued use does not rely on one individual.
Straupenieks' design is a lot less likely to give you a haircut, though, enclosing its rotors in a 3D-printed body, and using the modern innovations of GPS, digital compass, gyroscope, and accelerometer, to smooth out the piloting process.
We have to see these possibilities, explore what is on the horizon and start using the innovations they lead to.
The first design requested by the Railway Executive was for a new express passenger "Pacific" locomotive, designed specifically to reduce maintenance and using the latest available innovations in steam technology from home and abroad.
At the management and policy level, bibliometric analysis has been identified as one of the tools that have potential to assist decision-makers in understanding science and innovation, investing in science and innovation, and using the "science of science" policy to address national priorities [46], [47].
Firstly, by an innovation approach and using the last observation that successfully arrived if a packet is lost, a preliminary distributed least-squares estimator is designed at each sensor node using its own measurements and those from its neighbors.
Perhaps, more experienced physicians or physicians that have been at the organization longer perceive the innovation as more congruent with their individual values and therefore use the innovation in a more consistent and high-quality way.
The Chinese CROs were considered as the most efficient channel for foreign organizations to obtain and use the emerging pharmaceutical innovation capabilities in China.
On the same day, at the firm's headquarters in Armonk, New York, IBM did something unusual: it pledged 500 of its existing software patents to the open-source community, to be placed into a patent "commons" that allows open-source software developers to use the innovations and build upon them without risk of infringement.
