Sentence examples for considerable innovator from inspiring English sources

In musical form he was a considerable innovator, widening the scope of sonata, symphony, concerto, and quartet; while in the Ninth Symphony he combined the worlds of vocal and instrumental music in a manner never before attempted.

He wrote many of his motets for four voices, an ensemble size which had become the compositional norm around 1500, and he also was a considerable innovator in writing motets for five and six voices.

Results indicate that the innovative activity in green ICT domains is characterised by high growth and high levels of technological pervasiveness, considerable entry of new innovators and a variety of actors – with a prevalence of large ICT firms and universities.

Because the innovators have considerable influence over the behavior and choices of follower members in a group, the followers in the group usually pay more attention to others' novel solutions.

But though he gained a reputation primarily as a highly theatrical bandleader, and his later recordings were sometimes over-indulged reprises of earlier successes, his musical legacy is considerable - both as an instrumental innovator and an inspiration to others.

He quickly established himself as a star in Haiti, gaining fame for his outlandish live performances which often included his dressing in drag or shedding his clothes onstage and earning considerable critical acclaim as an important innovator in Haitian dance music known as compas.

Edison devoted considerable attention to the questions all innovators face in modern times: Which products should I develop?

While Google might be the greatest disruptive innovator on the planet, they spend considerable resources to improve existing products.

The company's approach to drug research has attracted considerable attention, including Mr. Borisy being named 2003 "innovator of the year" among people under 35 by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's magazine Technology Review.

There is considerable concern among physicians and patients that generic and innovator immunosuppressants are not equivalent to one another.

This year, his "frugal science" approach has earned him considerable media attention, culminating in today's announcement that he has been named one of Technology Review's 35 innovators under 35 (Prakash is 34).