Sentence examples for derived innovation from inspiring English sources

It will be worthwhile for the Australian government to focus initially on funding, collaborating and building a similar structure to promote invention while spinoffs and startups figure out how to commercialise and locally manufacture newly derived innovation.

The model suggests how and why some service organisations derive innovation benefits from service-encounters while others do not.

Second, there is a relevant body of knowledge about the relationship between science, technology and innovation, derived from innovation studies.

Panel data derived from innovation surveys is used, and suggests very different results to previous analyses of innovation persistence primarily based on patents data.

Carissa Carter, director of Teaching and Learning at Stanford d.school, said, "The strength of any network is derived from innovation.

This resonates with thinking derived from innovation literature (Akintoye et al. 2012).

The empirical analysis combines firm level data on innovation, derived from the second Community Innovation Survey, and on the date of exit, from the Business Register of all firms active in the Netherlands.

This is one of the earliest examples of a strategic alliance derived from open innovation, although "open innovation" as a practice has advanced since then.

Now, let us derive the innovation input output matrix from this theoretical model.

Variations of the paddle shifters — an innovation derived from Formula One racecars — can be found in many new models, their designs ranging from simple buttons to elaborately shaped blades.

With the world watching, cutting employment at the CSIRO and keeping a tight leash over university-derived innovation does nothing to improve the structure of the local start-up scene.