At this year's International Furniture Fair in Milan, there was some genuine innovation, employing new materials and technologies amid all the upholstered wannabes and colored-plastic fashion victims.
It is believed that he was the inspiration behind many of the architectural innovations employed in the project, which, as one of the earliest Gothic buildings, included an original use of the pointed (rather than round) arch and the ribbed vault and extensive use of stained glass, including a rose window in the facade.
The managerial innovations employed in recent SSNs merit serious consideration for broader use in social ministries.
Dramatically widened here to cover the ablutions fountain, the design innovation was employed in rural mosques all over the Middle East.
For technological/foraging innovations, the productivity of the innovation when employed by others is likely, in many situations, to be relatively straightforward to gauge, since observers can directly see the returns (higher yield, a better product etc) and make reliable judgments.
Take a look at Robert Hodgin's website to see the full collection of 12 videos, along with wonderfully detailed explanations of his working process, some of his challenges, and the innovation he employed to create such breathtaking scenes.
Despite the long-standing social and economic gap across the boundary, infrastructural innovations were employed to lubricate the border crossing experience.
In this study we examine the barriers to the adoption of the asthma clinical practice guideline by the healthcare professionals in the pediatrics emergency department (PED), focusing on the guidelines as an innovation and employing the theory of diffusion of innovation to investigate the barriers to implementation.
An established organization may try to create directly radical innovations, or employ a rapid innovation-exploration cycle with the help of automated continuous integration and delivery systems in order to explore the market needs and available opportunities.
At his best, Obama wants to create a context for innovation — to employ blue-collar workers and to spur growth clusters like Silicon Valley, which, let us remember, was a magical cocktail of federal research subsidies, hippie culture, entrepreneurial daring and university settings.
