Sentence examples for innovative points from inspiring English sources

Brandeis went on to make two more innovative points.

The topic introduces the working principle and the core technology of the standard device, among them; the most innovative points are the "smoothing signal generation" and "traceability design".

After a literature review for identifying the most efficient methods, the MULTIGEN library is described, and the innovative points are listed.

Take The Blair Witch Project, the lodestone of the modern found-footage genre (after Ruggero Deodato's Cannibal Holocaust), which never broke from its then innovative point-of-view format, even when the screamy cast and shaky handheld aesthetic threatened to try the audience's patience.

The innovative point of the present study is the fact that we used a statistical regression and its outlier as a computational technique for separation.

Innovative point load source tests record the tensile strengths (ft) of the aggregate and interfacial elements of the conglomeratic concrete fabric.

The need for new and innovative point of care (POC) systems providing a feasible alternative to costly and time consuming standard laboratory techniques is becoming more evident every day, particularly in the case of cardiovascular diseases.

As an innovative point of this work, the auxiliary functions are introduced to eliminate all the relevant discontinuities with the displacement and its derivatives at the boundaries and to accelerate the convergence of series representations.

Another innovative point is that except the HRM, methods used to assess the deposition propensity included pressure drop changes during the coking run process, measurements of coke deposition in the filter, observations of the color features of liquid products and the weighing method, all of those methods are aided for the HRM to better differentiate the deposition propensity for different fuels.

The beamline has a very innovative point in locating the first optics within the accelerator tunnel to collect as much flux as possible; the light is then focused on the entrance slit of a double normal and grazing incidence monochromator, to cover the 5 200 eV energy range; finally, a refocusing system collects the light from the monochromator exit slit and focuses it on the sample under study.

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