Sentence examples for innovations mark from inspiring English sources

Facebook was the first place that one of the core innovations Mark had was actually around privacy.

These innovations mark the origin of a bubble of alterity that has only now begun to recede.

The third crucial set of innovations marked a major step forward in both the live recording of sound and its effective playback: In 1913, Western Electric, the manufacturing division of AT&T, acquired the rights to the de Forest audion, the forerunner of the triode vacuum tube.

Time will tell if this innovation marks the end of slacktivism.

The Hawaii innovation marked the beginning of a new genre of pesticides.

The basic innovation marking this stage is the production of parallel-sided blades from a prepared core.

So used to such novelties were the startup moguls and Silicon Valley venture capitalists that even stopping to admire the innovation marked me out as an ingenue on Planet Tech.

It was a time of remarkable ferment and innovation, marked by what Jennings, who has a gift for the striking phrase, calls a belief that "society seemed like something to be invented, rather than merely endured".

Symbiogenic models posit that eukaryotes arose via a symbiotic association of divergent prokaryotic cells, with symbiosis (and gene transfer from endosymbiont to host in some formulations) forging the prokaryote-to-eukaryote transition, with phases of evolutionary innovation marked by distinctly non-gradualist characteristics.

Italian-born web-designer, new media artist, and video designer, Marco Bagni's project Getting Lost makes commentary on eternal and essentially human questions like "Why are we here?" and "What are time and space?" The way humanity has answered these questions has driven us to make the technological innovations that mark our current time.

As a military commander, he was responsible for military innovations that marked an epoch in the history of the art of war.