2. radically new or innovative; outside or beyond established procedure, principles, etc. 3. engaged in or promoting political revolution.
Blockchain technology can be applied to education in many innovative ways beyond just diploma management and achievements assessment.
However, even if consumers actively approached incumbent funeral homes with more innovative ideas beyond the traditional service concept, their realization was anything but certain.
This shifts the responsibility to the designer but also clears the way for innovative design, beyond the constraints of the MMP formulae.
It's also an area ripe for more innovative development beyond simple banners and other kinds of exisitng, in-app promotions.
If Spotify has played into the idea of being a place not just for casual music fans but for more ardent music enthusiasts, the video concepts play into both of these, trying to take more innovative approaches beyond the kinds of content that you see on existing channels like VH1. (Still, it's not unlike the kind of content that you get on music-focused cable channels).
The mission of American universities should include providing students with specialized skills that include a thirst and capacity for innovative collaboration beyond the disciplines and departments that taught the skills in the first place.
It has generated rich, enthusiastic debates, and innovative theories beyond the sphere of international health, and has even led to the creation of "sustainability science" [ 11].
The New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) Agency, along with regional organizations, believes that innovative approaches beyond business-as-usual should be undertaken to address Africa's multiple, interconnected challenges.
Then, trying to be more innovative, Hocking moved beyond vampires and, in the "Trylle" series, onto trolls.
