Sentence examples for innovations issue from inspiring English sources

Those are the instructions for the SpeechJammer, an invention I wrote about for The New York Times Magazine's innovations issue.

But maybe there's another, accessory solution, one that's also to be found in the Innovations Issue.... Zip lines!

For starters, they are among the many things that get the "Who Made That" treatment in this year's Innovations Issue, which came out this past weekend.

What makes this layout successful is the contrast between the photo and the simplicity of the typographic 'X.' Sara Cwynar, designer: The biggest challenge with the Innovations issue (June 3) was fitting small pieces of writing into a layout without using photography (most of the innovations didn't yet exist).

The posts proved popular (Greenbaum's theory: "Since everything has gone so digital, I think people are becoming more interested in physical objects"), which led to a weekly column (she recalls the one on snow globes, which involved an interview with the actor Corbin Bernsen, with particular fondness) and then to this weekend's special "Who Made That?" Innovations Issue.

Solid understanding of innovations issues and trends.

Wil S. Hylton, a contributing writer for the magazine, profiled the scientist Craig Venter for this week's Innovation issue.

As a result, the circular economy will become the front-end design and innovation issue that it clearly merits.

Several experts faulted both campaigns for failing to give the innovation issue higher visibility, despite their many plans and proposals.

"This was a great example of a democratic adjudication of an innovation issue," Mr. Sarewitz of Arizona State said.

But once we decided to do a split run of four different covers for this week's Innovation Issue, with each cover featuring a different innovation, it wasn't enough to be good — we needed to do something big too.