Sentence examples for central innovations from inspiring English sources

A central innovations unit might be one way to provide such support; another analogue might have been the college of policing.

This puts into relief one of #menswear's central innovations: dressed-down clothes executed luxuriously — like an artfully distressed Japanese chambray work shirt — which assert a classless identity that is, conveniently, also a signifier of class.

One of the central innovations Descartes makes in the field of metaphysics is to include metaphysical claims about the mind of the knowing subject (Hatfield 1990, 11 17).

It is fair to say that this move is one of the central innovations of philosophy of mind, a move to a large extent endorsed and developed later on by functionalists and cognitive scientists.

The central innovations of D&D were (1) the bringing of games and stories together, (2) the idea that a game's action could happen in an imaginary space rather than needing a board or map, and (3) the idea of creating and developing a character as an outward persona of the player, one with which they would develop a kind of kinship.

All of that was on display Tuesday night Trump's two central innovations were displaying the names of donors on his campaign's livestream of the event and applauding himself at frequent intervals.

The settlement's central innovation was to cut Mr. Kamber's clients out of the deal.

Google's central innovation, Internet search, has confounded Microsoft, despite investing billions in both technology development and numerous smaller acquisitions.

In theory, artists could have been paid without compromising the central innovation of a limitless music archive.

The central innovation of the social media has been to offer a public forum for our private lives.

Mr. Gray, for his part, said recent events in Evergreen proved that there was still a vital role for the Voting Rights Act's central innovation.