Sentence examples for exploit innovative from inspiring English sources
FAST (Fusion Advanced Studies Torus) is a proposal for a Satellite Facility which can contribute the rapid exploitation of ITER and prepare ITER and DEMO regimes of operation, as well as exploit innovative plasma facing component systems for DEMO.
For example, it is possible to exploit innovative research whilst remaining in academia, rather than leaving the ivory tower entirely.
In this matter, it should be considered to recognize and exploit innovative opportunities among available opportunities in business.
This won't hurt productivity, he insists, because the problem with drugmakers' R&D isn't a lack of money but a failure to exploit innovative thinking.
Critical design features of this platform are 1) the application of a free-form or constrained 4 parameter logistic (4-PL) function to model neutralization responses within and between boundary limits of 100% cell survival and 95% cell lysis and 2) to exploit innovative assay curve recognition algorithms for interpretive endpoints.
Future studies aimed to elucidate the molecular mechanisms underlying the Bcl-2 protein interactions documented in in vitro and in vivo HD models will exploit innovative fluorescence techniques that may more clearly illustrate the Bcl-2 role in HD.
Fusion advanced studies torus (FAST) is a proposal for a satellite facility which can contribute the rapid exploitation of ITER and prepare ITER and DEMO regimes of operation, as well as exploiting innovative DEMO technology.
The correct title is: 'Identification of the main challenges of small and medium sized enterprises in exploiting innovative opportunities (Case study: Iran SMEs)'.
Further, the security industry is exploiting innovative technologies like virtualization, the enabling technology of the cloud, to actually reduce complexity and create better security than exists today.
In order to design, develop and fully exploit this innovative class of superalloys, an understanding of how alloying elements partition to each phase is essential.
SMOS will exploit an innovative instrument designed as a 2D interferometer acquiring globally brightness temperatures at L-band (1.4GHz) to retrieve soil moisture fields over the land surfaces and ocean salinity fields over the oceans.
