Sentence examples for innovations of both from inspiring English sources

"The innovations of both this year's winners embody that principle.

One of innovation design of both the AP600 and AP1000 from conventional Westinghouse PWRs is that they includes passive safety features to prevent or minimize core uncovery during small break loss of coolant accidents (SBLOCAs).

The manufacturing of today includes advanced manufacturing design, automation and innovation of both hardware and software.

Always examine your business systems with an eye towards improvement, and keep a constant eye out for innovations of businesses both inside and outside of your industry that you can model for the benefit of your customers and yourself.

Such comparisons are fraught with difficulty due to between-center differences in surgical techniques and approach, and the speed of innovation both in prosthesis design and surgery.

The innovations of his poetry, both formal and thematic, also redefined ideas of what Sinhalese writing could do, the poet assured me.

These innovations consist of both new and modified forms of traditionally known practices, some of which were household- and/or community-level-driven processes.

There was no doctrine of the Trinity or the Incarnation; both were innovations of the fourth and fifth centuries.

Based on both the innovations of behavior therapy that focus on change, and an emphasis on acceptance drawn from Eastern mindfulness principles, DBT balances change and acceptance within a dialectical framework that emphasizes the synthesis of opposites.

The innovation history of both the firm and the sector appear to be important in influencing the rate of return to R&D.

From around 1950 to 1980, its language was dominated by the contract metaphor and the linear model of innovation, both of which have catered for beliefs in stability, orderliness, and distinct social roles for scientists and policymakers.