Over the recent years, radiopharmaceutical chemistry has experienced a wide variety of innovative pushes towards finding both novel and unconventional radiochemical methods to introduce fluorine-18 into radiotracers for positron emission tomography (PET).
We need to be forward thinking and innovative to push production, development and wider adoption of electric cars.
The cost of medical treatment tends to rise faster than the official inflation rate because new medical interventions and expensive innovative technology push the cost of medical care up.
A key difference this time around is that Apple is enjoying much more 3rd party developer support, whose innovative applications push the limits of what the hardware can do.
Does "realistic" reduce our verve to be ambitious, go the extra mile, be more innovative, or push harder for the gold medal when no one thinks we can win?
Here is a sampling of the innovative companies pushing that transformation: Airstrip Technologies, San Antonio THE BIG IDEA In 2005 Stephen Moore, software engineer, asked Dr. Cameron Powell, an obstetrician, to describe an ideal mobile app, one that would make his job easier and improve the quality of care.
Robert Anholt, a specialist in behavior and genetics in fruit flies at North Carolina State University, said it was "courageous to undertake this particular work" for Dr. Hoekstra because of the great difficulty of dealing with complicated behavior, and that the approach was innovative and pushed forward what was possible in behavioral genetics.
After pondering the riddle of this middle-ground between Fox and HBO for several years, Murdoch's people finally developed the FX cable network and started investing heavily in smart, innovative programming, pushing the envelope in terms of language, violence and nudity.
Straightforward prettiness for spring/summer isn't exactly groundbreaking but with innovative textiles pushing things forward, it's all in the first-hand touch of the fabric. .
Within these hostile innovation environments, anti-commons emerge, characterised by the under-use and thus the under-production of innovative technologies, pushing legal scholarship to deplore the inappropriateness of such a restrictive approach to proprietary exclusiveness (Heller and Eisenberg [1998]).
