Sentence examples for innovation exists from inspiring English sources

No equivalent faction — rooted in conservatism, but eager for innovation — exists in the Republican Party today.

We need to ensure that the world's brightest have a pathway to build a startup in America, and we should do more to spread Silicon Valley's resources to places where innovation exists but is not well nurtured.

Mass-market channels often provide an overview of basic information about an innovation: 1) awareness that an innovation exists, 2) how-to knowledge about using an innovation properly, and 3) principles - knowledge about underlying functioning principles.

Innovation exists.

However, Norm Augustine, an IEEE Life Fellow and retired chairman and CEO of Lockheed Martin, observes that an entirely different impression and "culture" of innovation exists in the numerous foreign countries he's visited in the last several years.

Those involved in the process variably accessed three types of innovation knowledge: 'awareness' (information that an innovation exists), 'principles' (information about an innovation's functioning principles) and 'how-to' (information required to use an innovation properly at individual and organisational levels).

Catalytic innovations exist on the product perspective (low price, lower performance), the process perspective (high scaling and replication), and in business models; involve new concepts using unusual resources; and serve new clients, e.g., as in microfinance.

Frameworks for particular innovations existed largely within particular settings, targeting certain users, and were often of a similar framework 'type', that is, they are often still tacitly discipline-specific.

I was astonished at the creativity and innovation that exists in the American people.

This time the innovation actually exists, as part of the company's Inbox app for Android and iOS.

Alright, try and forget the gruesome use of the phrase 'leverage the Disney brand' for a moment and focus on the positives: an extremely mainstream publisher has realised that Nintendo's machines cannot be squidged into a multiplatform production line, and that the spirit of innovation that exists behind Wii and DS must be embraced - even if you're just cranking out Disney tie-ins.