SIR PETER HALL, the British scholar of urban clusters, asks in "Cities in Civilization," his history of geography and business innovation: "What makes a particular city, at a particular time, suddenly become immensely creative, exceptionally innovative?
2DTV is an innovative, immensely satisfying new satirical show and then you have Barbara, which couldn't be more different.
New engines introduced in a drive for efficiency and to bring the sport into line with road-car development are immensely complicated and innovative 1.6-litre V6 turbos with extensive energy-recovery systems.
Community-based organizations are immensely resourceful, using innovative methods to overcome local limitations, which is even more necessary in the aftermath of a disaster.
Epidemiologists can benefit immensely from adopting innovative visual-analytical techniques used in other fields of study.
Small innovative firms benefit immensely from interacting with such an ecosystem.
What is certain is that throughout the better part of the 20th century, both photographers have been creating innovative, distinctive and immensely stylish modern images of, and for, Africans.
I've found that the technical background helps immensely, especially in understanding novel and innovative technologies that come across my desk.
With regard to Instant Personalization, Zuckerberg referred back to the News Feed backlash as evidence that innovative features can become immensely successful once the controversy dies down.
This immensely creative team merges virtual reality with innovative storytelling to reunite undocumented families with relatives abroad.
