Sentence examples for comparatively innovative from inspiring English sources
The $178m film, which was comparatively innovative for a blockbuster, story-wise, opened weakly indeed ($28.8m) and eventually took $369.2m, only just making its costs back once prints and advertising are factored in.
We put into exercise a comparatively innovative analytical modus operandi, the homotopy decomposition method (HDM), for solving a system of nonlinear partial differential equations arising in an attractor one-dimensional Keller-Segel dynamics system.
The other question is equally perplexing: if the supply of skilled workers is so poor, how can the United States remain such an innovative, comparatively agile economy?
The recent development of comparatively simple, efficient, and innovative labeling approaches based on silicon-F [ 5, 8– 10] and boron-F [ 11– 14] bond formation as well as aluminium-F [ 14– 19] chelation scaffolds each address in part some of the major drawbacks associated with conventional nucleophilic F-labeling on a carbon atom.
After including the DQC, we found that briefs for incrementally innovative products required a comparatively large focus on Expression and Performance criteria, while briefs for breakthrough innovative products needed a comparatively large focus on Context.
As a result of their pursuit of innovative, unique problems to solve in a comparatively narrow area of expertise, these firms are often rather small, "boutique" firms.
Different combinations of the main orthotropic material orientation of the faces and core are studied comparatively for different composite material choices corresponding to an innovative timber composite floor case.
But here the evening, while honoring the past, turns innovative, for RYOKO AOKI is one of the comparatively few women to be part of Noh's traditionally all-male theatrical milieu.
Made in collaboration with Gary Hillberg, a film editor, Ms. Moffatt's videos are not as innovative formally or conceptually as those of Mr. Marclay and Ms. Breitz, and her production values are comparatively primitive.
Innovative Labor governments and idealistic trade unionists are proud of their accomplishments, and Australians have historically maintained a comparatively small gap between rich and poor, though this gap widened appreciably in the late 20th century.
