Sentence examples for innovation route from inspiring English sources

"Thinking differently", working against the grain, breaking down barriers, is the social innovation route.

It's a Ruby on Rails development which takes a "user-driven" innovation route in feature development, i.e. users define and prioritize the features they want most.

In the area of human capital, the report suggests an examination of cultural values of creativity, risk taking, fear of failure and the empowerment of workers, as well as the encouragement of young people to walk the innovation route by aiming to become scientists.

But if it's not there already, then ongoing investments intended to consolidate a tech infrastructure that already includes two cyber parks — Alfa and Sapiens Parque — and the skeleton of an "innovation route" along one of the city's major thoroughfares may soon push Florianópolis over the threshold.

The development of clinical stem cell therapies has occurred progressively over the last 50 years, typically via the 'medical innovations' route (Figure 1).

This new approval process appears similar to one used in South Korea, and also appears to be a variation of the currently accepted 'medical innovations' route of therapeutic development (Figure 1).

Through it all, Ms. Russell has not only survived, but thrived, and her success raised this question: Can it be that sometimes anti-innovation, as it were, is the most innovative route of all?

Others in this latest round include RRE Ventures, Blumberg Capital, Core Innovation Capital, Route 66 Ventures and CoverHound's other big strategic backer American Family Ventures (the venture capital arm of American Family Insurance).

Of course there are challenges, many of which are not reduced by economic pressures, but this doesn't change the fact that approximately eight in 10 CEOs still see sustainability primarily as an opportunity for growth and innovation, and a route to competitive advantage.

Under this hypothesis, a forager may be able to deviate from its established routes, but the potential for route innovation should be partially constrained by interference with learned associations/instructions that may not be easy to ignore or replace.

Hampshire's homecare competition suggests that a real route to innovation is from the "bottom-up".