According to the usual practices in this group of methods, the process is "managed by an experienced foresight practitioner" (in this study: Futuribles) and the process "asks remarkable people as catalyst of new ideas" (in this study: Prosper core group).
"We think of this simply as an extension of our educational mission — a think tank, a laboratory, a catalyst for ideas that might not come out of traditional business environments.
These include its role as an educational forum, a catalyst for ideas for research and audit, identification and verification of the suitability of patients for clinical trial entry (Bouvier et al, 2007) and a clinical audit and quality assurance tool.
As catalysts of new ideas, German universities lag behind American and British ones.
We're passing the high street, and reaching the esplanade, so it's time for a little lecture on Adam Smith, and how he would look out over the harbour, in the 1750s, and "see all these ships coming out of Kirkcaldy" and get his idea "that trade was the catalyst of change", the idea which fuelled The Wealth of Nations.
But despite widespread recognition of the law's role as a catalyst of sectarian violence, the idea that civic law should enforce religious morals is so deeply embedded here that almost no one is proposing to alter the rule.
He was a constant source of ideas himself and a catalyst for those of others, and in what were sometimes heated creative debates his was the sane editorial voice that balanced Kindersley's visionary eye for design.
Throughout history, urban life, so concentrated with humanity, has been a catalyst for trade, ideas and opportunities, making cities engines of economic growth.
It's time for parents to view distressing infant, child, and teen behaviors as catalysts for change by transforming them into open exchanges of ideas and feelings.
"She is a catalyst for winning ideas," Mr. Rosenberg says.
He was the catalyst of the controversy.
