Sentence examples for innovation trajectory from inspiring English sources

Research findings are combined with practical advice from experienced innovators to help launch students on a successful innovation trajectory.

They were successful largely because they were able to work with the same networks of partners, in the same innovation trajectory, for 25 years.

There has been a gradual departure from the pattern in which innovation policies are formulated by one single government agency, therefore steering China to a different and probably more promising innovation trajectory.

Bridging the multiproject-management literature and design theory, we propose a model of multiproject lineage management (MPLM), which focuses on the key processes that drive exploration efforts and shape innovation trajectory.

This idea of a Comfort Class level originates from an early interdisciplinary innovation trajectory in pig husbandry and was adopted by the major Dutch pig farmers' organisation and the major Dutch animal protection organisation.

In many ways, the history of modern Singapore – which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year as an independent nation-state – can be seen as a constantly evolving innovation trajectory, as Singapore constantly finds new ways to insert itself into the world's economic growth cycles.

It also engenders trust because organizations grant contributors a glimpse into their potential innovation trajectories.

The service regime framework consists of three dimensions: innovation trajectories, appropriability, and user involvement.

But relative prices may influence choices between available technologies, and those choices can have long-run effects if they send economies off on different innovation trajectories.

The results reveal three newly stylized patterns of innovation in service firms: coupling innovation trajectories, joint use of formal and informal appropriability, and intimate user involvement.

"History presents plenty of examples of innovation trajectories that later proved to be problematic — for instance involving asbestos, benzene, thalidomide, dioxins, lead in petrol, tobacco, many pesticides, mercury, chlorine and endocrine-disrupting compounds...".. it says.