These general notions of innovation have influenced the classification of financial innovation as most researchers (Llewellyn, 1992; Sibler 1975; White, 1997; Tufano, 2003; Mishra, 2008; Gubler, 2011; Lerner and Tufano, 2011) accept the definition of financial innovation as the creation and the popularization of new financial products, processes, markets, and institutions.
In "Diagnostics", we focus on the introduction and popularization of the mini-fluoroscan as a means of facilitating and increasing access to real-time imaging.
The time has come when not only are the tools for creation available to the dedicated independent developer, but also the means of distribution and popularization.
Simplification and popularization generally drain the power from brilliant thought.
"The Chinese government encourages the development and popularization of the Internet and is committed to the opening up of the Internet," the statement said.
The effect of Obey's and Ade's work was the modernization and popularization of juju, as well as its transformation into a veritable commercial genre.
Carter Family, singing group that was a leading force in the spread and popularization of the songs of the Appalachian Mountain region of the eastern United States.
At present, the applications of fieldbus technology at home are the digestion, absorption, and popularization of foreign corresponding technology.
These special cementitious materials are relatively expensive and not universally available, retarding the application and popularization of foam concretes.
The Oxford English Dictionary does not record any use of the word "scientist" before 1834, and its coinage and popularization is often attributed to Whewell (1840).
