Sentence examples for inventive capabilities from inspiring English sources

In my experience, young players love this vision of rugby: it interests and excites them; it engages all their creative and inventive capabilities by giving them the flexibility to explore.

It is going to become harder than ever to keep up with the secondary results of invention as the general public gains access to information and technology denied them for millennia and as billions of brains, each with its own natural inventive capabilities, innovate faster than social institutions can adapt.

In contrast, non-serial innovators are small technology-based firms with much weaker inventive capabilities.

His youth team coach, Horst Hrubesch, likened him to Lionel Messi, and others said that, with his eye for a pass and his innate sense of movement and moment, Özil would become a true No. 10, the fulcrum of a side's inventive capability.

Using patent data from 1968 to 2002 in the semiconductor industry, we find that the overall level of complementarity between knowledge components positively contributes to firms' inventive capability, whereas the overall level of substitutability between knowledge components generally has the opposite effect.

In an open innovation process, a firm builds up its knowledge-capital through dynamic knowledge management of its 'knowledge capacities' which Lichtenthaler and Lichtenthaler (2009) define as a firm's critical capabilities of managing internal and external knowledge: inventive, absorptive, transformative, connective, innovative and desorptive capacities.

Much work on technological change agrees that the combination of new and existing technological capabilities is one of the principal sources of inventive novelty, and that there have been instances in history when new inventions appear with few antecedents.

These are the inventive entrepreneurs of the West Coast, who brought cappuccinos and search capabilities to the global masses.

Layar is typically one of those cutting-edge things that aggressively shoves you nose-first into the enormous potential of the next-generation smartphones and platforms, giving you an idea of what you can expect from inventive developers and service providers thankfully making use of their ever-increasing capabilities in the near future.

While the standard industrial hygiene rubrics of anticipation, recognition, evaluation, and control remain useful, more inventive approaches to risk and hazard assessment will be necessary and will test responders' capabilities and tenacity.

In one corner you have people like writer Daniel Pink, who argues in his book, A Whole New Mind, that we are moving from "an economy and a society built on the logical, linear, computer-like capabilities of the Information Age to an economy and society built on the inventive, empathetic, big-picture capabilities of what's rising in its place, the Conceptual Age".