Sentence examples for applied innovations from inspiring English sources

If too much precaution is applied, innovations may be impeded or even eliminated; if too little precaution is applied, society may experience the occurrence of undesired consequences.

In the 1970s, Westland's experience with the Sea King led the company to conduct the British Experimental Rotor Program (BERP), in coordination with the Royal Aircraft Establishment, which applied innovations in composite materials and new design principles to the helicopter rotor.

He worries that where carbon fees have been applied innovation has not been quick to respond.

ADAM GOPNIK: I tried, in an essay I wrote about the crisis of French cooking, back I think in 1997, to address that question: one of the things that's true is that France has been a great place for innovation — airplanes to cinema — but hasn't always been a great place for applied innovation.

Their deep domain expertise and applied innovation is what attracted Omers Ventures to make this investment".

One reason for failure is if the applied innovation strategy focuses on determinants that are irrelevant to the innovation process.

If a determinant analysis is not conducted and/or the applied innovation strategy does not take the relevant determinants into account, the innovation process could fail [ 2- 4, 19].

If an analysis of determinants is not conducted and/or the applied innovation strategy does not take the relevant determinants into account, the innovation process might fail [ 15- 18].

Other examples include providing better water management and improved waste management by applying innovations to effectively manage these services.

A challenge for ag entrepreneurs — especially those motivated by social and environmental passions — is to apply innovations to broad-acre crops, like corn, wheat, beans, rice and potatoes (or to rangelands), which currently make up a predominant share of global diets and land use.

Participation in agricultural development and/or good agricultural practice programmes is expected to affect the farmer's decision positively if, through such programmes, the farmer is motivated to apply innovations and changes that facilitate the implementation of a QMS, or becomes more receptive to changes.