Sentence examples for innovative modes from inspiring English sources
From the ill-fated Sinclair C5 to the Segway, innovative modes of personal transport haven't really progressed that much since the invention of the bicycle.
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The rent per insured is μ SHI ≥0 which reflects average savings e.g. through innovative modes of treatment. .
Efforts have been made to develop innovative modes of transport that can be adopted for economic and environmental friendly operating systems.
Construction IT as an appropriating discipline is enabling us to have devices to speculate about designs, to have innovative modes of collaboration, communication and practice.
A hotbed for films that run the gamut from major studio pictures like The Avengers, all the way through wide-right indie gems like Let The Right One In, the past few years has seen the festival take a cutting-edge approach towards promoting new and innovative modes of storytelling. .
Overall, this study validated PeakForce QNM as a valuable and innovative mode for the exploration of living and fixed CMs.
In recent years, an innovative mode of public transport (PT) service, known as customized bus (CB), has been springing up across China.
"Goliath CNC can be positioned directly on the work surface: this innovative mode of operation makes it a machine tool with a boundless work area because it matches the workpiece's surface," said Frangi.
His style and writing strategies are also implosive (i.e., working against previously important distinctions), combining material from strikingly different fields, studded with examples from the mass media and popular culture in an innovative mode of postmodern theory that does not respect disciplinary boundaries.
By integrating innovative mode-of-action-based biodiagnostic tools including in vitro tests, transgenic organisms and "omics" techniques with powerful fractionation and cutting edge analytical and computational structure elucidation tools, a new generation of effect directed analysis (EDA) approaches will be developed for the identification of toxicants in European surface and drinking waters.
