Sentence examples for innovation hall from inspiring English sources

nytimes.com/sports SLIDESHOW: BERKSHIRE MUSEUM OPENS INNOVATION HALL Photographs of the new Feigenbaum Hall of Innovation at the Berkshire Museum.

Many of the galleries here are named for donors, and in the Texas Instruments Engineering and Innovation Hall, that means that we learn about that company's innovations in the realm of chips, which is fully justified.

The inclusion of this content is the primary innovation of the Hall of Human Origins.

On the other head, there is Pillo 1, a large, bouncy, latex-foam model from a company called Hall Innovations ($199).

The tradition of the curiosity cabinet may have influenced the miscellaneous character of the Hall of Innovation as well.

— Among the many visionaries celebrated in the Feigenbaum Hall of Innovation, which opened here last weekend at the Berkshire Museum, one figure, Zenas Crane Jr., is not fully given his due.

Most work on innovation (as reviewed in Hall (2011)) has used surveys based on a version of this definition, typically using dummy variables that represent a product and/or process innovation (e.g., Griffith et al. (2006)), innovative sales shares (e.g., van Leeuwen and Klomp (2006)), or patent counts (e.g., Crépon et al. (1998)) as proxies to explain the growth of productivity.

In recent years, the reputation of the high-street giant Marks & Spencer has been reliant on its innovations in the food hall.

Innovation City is located in Hall 3, Stands 3A11 & 3A31.

As I strolled around the exposition hall, I witnessed innovation in artwork like you'd never find in one of those stuffy old museums.

This stifles the opportunities for innovation and means some town halls will have to cut more this year than they first thought".