Male pregnancy is an evolutionary innovation unique to syngnathids.
In an educational innovation unique to Cornell Tech, you'll also participate in an immersive Studio experience, in which you'll develop your team-building and leadership skills while developing a new product idea in response to the strategic needs of a real organization and create your own startup.
GameRevolution staff also criticised the overall short length of the game and the easy difficulty, but nevertheless judged the gameplay to be "stunning" and its innovation unique.
Comparisons among six closely-related genera showed that axial tail twisting is a kinematic innovation unique to the two terrestrial genera, and that these blennies are furthermore characterized by significantly greater jump performance on land.
SRY orthologs have not been identified in other groups of vertebrates regardless of whether they exhibit TSD or GSD, suggesting that SRY is an innovation unique to therian mammals.
Given that dinoflagellates show little transcriptional control of gene expression, we looked for innovations in translation initiation unique to dinoflagellates that might enable specific translational control.
With this pioneering curved display technology, GALAXY ROUND blends the latest smartphone screen innovations with unique design features.
However, as Mention and Torkelli (2014) suggest, financial innovations possess unique features that should be considered if we are to design, manage, and implement innovation processes and strategies sustainably.
Because innovations address unique needs, the development of appropriate products under constrictive conditions requires a suitable customization of products, processes, and services as well as technology and business models, according to the environment of local customers.
The articles by Boyd and colleagues, Look and colleagues, and Panapasa and colleagues showcase the innovations and unique aspects of leading NHPI community health initiatives on data and research in Hawaii and the mainland United States.
