Sentence examples for innovation conceived from inspiring English sources

Another innovation, conceived by his brother Samir, is referred to as "private treaties" or "brand capital".

The model-family households are organized as leaders of the one-to-five Health Development Army network, which is one of the innovations conceived to facilitate their efforts in community promotion activities.

Innovation policies (conceived as the set of policies used to increase innovation capabilities and opportunities) are mostly only indirectly related to foreign policies or foreign relations.

Riding the crest of smartphone innovation, and conceived as a way to get gamers off their couches, a new startup is opening its private beta today called Explorence, which is developing outdoor mobile games for Android — and soon for iOS.

In order to capture the multi-layered influence of organizational innovation, we conceive our framework for innovation routines as a procedural model.

But it almost doesn't suit this compassionate innovation to conceive of it as a great wrecking ball smashing into the headquarters of the $15bn tampon industry.

I don't know whether he recognised the significance of this innovation when he conceived Childe Harold, but he certainly recognised it after the poem was published.

At face value, the innovation hub first conceived of five years ago, appears a promising, even urgent, idea in a country so rich in scientific brilliance but so poor at bringing it to market.

Invention is conceived as the generation of new knowledge and ideas, whereas innovation refers to the transformation of inventions into new products and processes.

All medical innovations are presumably conceived with noble intentions and intended only for select patients.

Innovations for MNCH was conceived in the spirit of open innovation and also embraces elements of disruptive and frugal innovation.