Sentence examples for defense innovation from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday he announced a new defense innovation board that will try to use the valley's smarts to solve major defense problems, to be led by Alphabet executive Eric Schmidt.

That's how serious the Pentagon is about courting Silicon Valley to bolster defense innovation.

It's hard not to think of Luckey's Oculus efforts when Anduril's site asserts that the company "funds and builds our own technology" and criticizes the "slow and expensive development of bespoke technology" that slows down defense innovation.

The money, the government has said, will be spent on weapons, training, research and defense innovation.

In Hagel's speech last Saturday, he spoke of establishing a new Defense Innovation Initiative to get the ball rolling on developing a Third Offset Strategy and putting some real meat on the proposal.

The timing of the announcement is a bit odd considering that earlier this month — while Hagel was reportedly negotiating his exit with the president — Hagel announced the start of the Defense Innovation Initiative, which was part of a broader Pentagon-wide approach to responding to a changing security environment.

The combo pill tactic is even a defense against innovation by other companies.

Despite their interference, physiological resistance to host defensive innovations and avoidance of these same defenses are two strategies in which it may be optimal for an enemy to invest in simultaneously.

From Hadrian's Wall to the Maginot Line to ballistic-missile defense, Emperors and Presidents have often preferred dramatic defensive innovations, even implausible ones, to incremental improvements.

Characteristically reluctant to admit the possibility that he might have been in error, Summers gave a qualified defense of financial innovation, pointing out that many of the financial crises that have beset the world economy — including those in Ireland and Greece — had their roots in low-tech finance: bank lending to the real estate sector.

Sure, the defense industry spurs innovation and jobs in the technology and aerospace industries, but NASA's work is primarily based on these industries as well.