Fear of innovation, exploration or expansion can strangle even the bravest person before he or she steps into new territory.
At the 2013 Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, Michael Janner, 17, of Redlands, Calif .received the Innovation Exploration Award for his research on iron oxide nanocrystals.
An established organization may try to create directly radical innovations, or employ a rapid innovation-exploration cycle with the help of automated continuous integration and delivery systems in order to explore the market needs and available opportunities.
Throughout the 1990's, privatization and innovations in exploration and drilling brought into production oil fields that had hitherto been underperforming or off limits.
5 In observing past innovations, the exploration stage is often the "tipping point" of a surgical innovation (for example, laparoscopic procedures)—as described by Everett Rogers, where adopters' characteristics act as drivers or barriers (figs 1 and 2).
Located in the forests of Guanacaste, Costa Rica, Earth University is an institution of education, innovation, and exploration.
The Balliol Collaboration has recommended a set of guidelines (Innovation, Development, Exploration, Assessment, Long-term study [IDEAL]) that permit innovation while minimizing complications.
A 5-stage description of the surgical development process was proposed, the so-called IDEAL model (innovation, development, exploration, assessment, and long-term study), which allows assigning every surgical innovation to its particular corresponding step of development (Table 1) [ 10, 11].
But by forcing the creation of monetised labour markets, as well as encouraging innovation and exploration, it spurred a weakened Western Europe towards economic development.
The best technological innovations involved explorations with traditional materials.
