Sentence examples for beyond invention from inspiring English sources
The MIT Innovation Initiative engages thought and action leaders to work directly with MIT scholars to better understand the complex processes involved in taking innovation beyond invention to address urgent global problems.
In his role as a visiting innovation fellow, Schmidt will work directly with MIT scholars to explore the complex processes involved in taking innovation beyond invention to address urgent global problems.
Vergragt [13] discussed that innovation goes beyond invention.
John Mullan found the conceit most effective during the New York journal, where Boyd satirises figures in the Abstract Expressionist movement during the 1950s "whose characters seem almost beyond invention".
A technical biography of Robert Michelson is the subject of episode 1008 of the television program Beyond Invention, which chronicles a number of his research projects including UAV research, the International Aerial Robotics Competition, the entomopter-based Mars surveyor, and his work with automated coral propagation.
Beyond inventions that revolutionized daily life, Bell Lab scientists made fundamental discoveries--such as the wave nature of matter and the microwave background radiation from the big bang--earning six Nobel Prizes including the one shared in 1997 by Secretary Chu for a method of trapping atoms with lasers.
It preceded Apple's unveiling of the iPod in October 2001 and extended beyond the invention of the iPad.
It follows, then, that the pursuit of potentially disruptive new technologies and business models requires systems thinking, often calling for the innovator to go well beyond the invention of the product itself.
Even beyond deliberate invention or distortion, my guess is that the quotations in most print interviews would struggle to survive comparison with an exact transcript of the reporter's tape recording.
"The Lightest Distinction" looks beyond the invention of the photograph to the spread of the electric grid as a focal point for the modern disciplinary distinction between moving image media and theatre.
Beyond his invention of the phonograph, motion pictures and a system to light the world, Thomas Edison invented the rigorous, disciplined process of innovation.
