Sentence examples for innovative knowledge from inspiring English sources

The two levels form an interface between an innovation process and the knowledge system to be transferred as shown in Figure 5. Figure 5 Interface between an innovation process and the inventive and innovative knowledge system.

Based on a large-scale analysis of a sample of US manufacturing firms, we found that greater innovation rents appropriation is associated with an increase in firm specificity of its innovative knowledge.

The ongoing social movements have produced and will produce in the years to come innovative knowledge and political knowhow.

We suggest that the literature on Absorptive Capacity does not place sufficient emphasis on distributed knowledge and learning or on the application of innovative knowledge.

What had to be embraced, the party's reformers agreed, was the emerging post-industrial economy and in particular the winners of this new order: the highly educated professionals who populated its clean and innovative knowledge industries.

Our dual focus is unique among our peer departments and creates a platform for building innovative knowledge, tools and techniques useful to firms, non-profit organizations and government.

The title of this new collection will be: The Immune System and Cancer/Immunotherapy. We, the Editorial Team, are really thrilled by the announcement, and we want to thank Springer for giving us the opportunity to bring innovative, groundbreaking knowledge to our readers with a chapter of oncology that although old, is currently experiencing an impressive revival with extremely promising results.

Then, a seven-year panel dataset (2002 2008) was organised using patents data at a regional level to validate the research hypothesis that collaborations, and specifically with highly innovative (knowledge-intensive) regions, positively affect the innovation performances of lagging-behind regions.

R&D service firms are highly innovative knowledge-intensive businesses.

An innovative, knowledge-based partnership between research scientists and resource managers in the U.S. Forest Service provided the foundation upon which the Forest Plan was developed that will guide management on the Tongass National Forest for the next 10 15 years.

Whatever the evolving inclinations of these young people, the economy's increasingly innovative, knowledge-based character will heighten the rate of new business development, something that will surely demand more lending and more flexible ways of doing it.