Sentence examples for innovations with from inspiring English sources

William Nordhaus argued that innovative business captured only 2% of the values of their innovations, with most of the rest of the benefits going to consumers.

The posters in "Electric Currents," like Balla's painting, also link aesthetic innovations with technological ones.

These theatres combined Continental innovations with some of the features of the Elizabethan stage.

The competition sparks practical innovations, with football-themed robotics reports cropping up in a variety of engineering journals.

But it will also provide a synthesis of NATO's many political and structural innovations with its enduring tasks and principles.

In another series of studies (1958 67), Emmanuel Laroche showed that Lycian shares several specific innovations with Luwian.

But he was also an aesthete with a connoisseur's eye for the wild modernist innovations with letterforms and layout of the 1920s.

Innovations With Beer: An Oregon candidate unveils a beer named for his prosthesis (Left Hook Lager) and a brewing company announces: "Moonvertising!

Lillian Nassau L.L.C. gallery, at 220 East 57th Street, opens a show on Friday, "Design Revisited: 20th Century Innovations," with works younger than the gallery itself.

The analysis identifies the factors which make up these dimensions, allowing a characterization of eco-innovations with considerably less complexity.

Compares him with the Cuban champion of the 1920s Capablanca, in respect to his innovations & with 19th century eccentric champion, Paul Morphy.