Sentence examples for innovated from from inspiring English sources

NAND flash chips have been innovated from two-dimension (2D) design which is based on planar NAND cells to three-dimension (3D) design which is based on vertical NAND cells.

Finally, the directive of modern Mongolian, -ruu, has been innovated from uruγu 'downwards'downwards

"There is a need to innovate from outside," says Markus.

Her songs sound older than she is, and they innovate from within, through mood and lyrics.

And it was an opportunity to innovate from within the Facebook ecosystem.

Deciding to innovate from a place of stability can be unnerving — but it's a must for survival.

"A monopoly that isn't capable of innovating from within will be swept away at some point," says Theo Zwanziger, the Football Association's new vice-president.

There is something in most all of Michael's work where he innovates from within the tradition of dance using contemporary references.

"The traditional consulting firms have talked and advised about innovating for years," he says, "but the advice was usually that it was dangerous for a large company to innovate from within.

"It was definitely no easy task to innovate from well-established platform games like Super Mario Brothers while still keeping true to the genre.

Because I knew that if I wanted to grow, if I really wanted to innovate from the inside, I had to do something that was almost impossible for me".