Sentence examples for innovations achieved from inspiring English sources

Mr Ridley makes it abundantly clear that he is a free marketeer, and he provides ample evidence from history that governments are often incompetent and anti-innovation: "The list of innovations achieved by the pharaohs is as thin as the list of innovations achieved by British Rail or the US Postal Service".

There's no architectural finger-wagging; like the engineering innovations (achieved thanks to Ove Arup & Partners) that keep the tilted oval from tipping over, the ecological technologies are invisible, not tacked-on as a reminder of the building's virtue.

The PRES conference offers a unique and prestigious stage for applied thermal engineering innovations achieved through ingenious process integration and holistic design approaches.

"There's something slightly old-fashioned about Wilson's storytelling; his plots can feel labored," McNulty said, especially when compared to the innovations achieved by contemporaries Sam Shepard and David Mamet.

Consequently, attempts to understand the genes involved in the innovations achieved by the angiosperms are severely hampered.

An increase in the genetic diversity of the population, making it more adaptable to changing environmental conditions, as well as the dilution of deleterious mutations out of the gene pool are the most remarkable evolutionary innovations achieved by SR [ 3].

They insist that innovations achieve the proper margin, order size or net price or be abandoned regardless of shifting market demand and potential future growth.

Instituting enduring innovations: achieving continuity of change in higher education.

They recognized that its purpose was to promote the use of innovations, achieve better patient care and improve health outcomes.

The cooperative control technology utilized for this device is a unique Honda innovation achieved through the cumulative study of human walking just as the research and development of technologies was conducted for Honda's advanced humanoid robot, ASIMO.

Dubbed "The Pittsburgh Way," the city is working with universities, utilities, and businesses to make the case for energy innovation, achieve broad-based understanding of the energy market, and assure that investments in energy innovation pay off for businesses and the city.