Sentence examples for innovations were made from inspiring English sources
Many innovations were made in the following years, including the development of a colour process.
Innovations were made in labour relations and workmen's compensation for Creusot employees.
Many different innovations were made in the attempt to get the paper distributed more widely in London.
All these innovations were made possible by continuing advances in the power and compactness of computer components.
Very few innovations were made by Mr. O'Connor until two years ago, when Miss Sybil Stearns, the Director of the Concession, and suggested that he allow the Parks Dept. to make improvements, and move it to Jeanette Park.
"The class put me on this track that I love, in thinking about how the societal, religious and historical contexts in which technological innovations were made," said Taranto, who plans to attend medical school.
Major innovations are made to the "science of statistics" as the Census Bureau introduces mechanical tabulators.
Disruptive innovations are made possible because they get started in two types of markets that incumbents overlook.
Mr. Leyden sees an emergent American "republic of innovation," where growing numbers of people influence what innovations are made and when.
Russell Rusty Schweickartrt '56, SM '63, the lunar module pilot for Apollo 9, said the places where risks are now taken — and innovations are made — are in private enterprise.
