Even in comparison with contemporary states, "the Romans were neither impressive inventors nor the leading technical innovators of their time".
Mr. Resnick was no great formal or technical innovator, mostly following the lead of other artists in unifying the foreground and background space in his abstract work.
Founded by the seven Maserati brothers in 1914, Maserati was a leading maker and racer of sports cars, as well as a technical innovator.
He criticized traditional French tragedy as artificial and sterile, though he was not himself a technical innovator.
Gallo, known as a technical innovator, pioneered the use of stainless steel wine-making vats and of computers for blending.
Bewick was a brilliant technical innovator, but he did not invent wood engraving as is sometimes claimed.
Kaplan is widely known as an artificial intelligence expert, serial entrepreneur, technical innovator and bestselling author.
Overpraised by Modernist critics, who saw him as the sole great poet of the era, he was in fact an important minor talent and an ingenious technical innovator.
The pioneer director of these films was Arnold Fanck, a geologist who'd taught himself to use a movie camera, a technical innovator with no studio connections.
He was also a technical innovator, successfully introducing new materials, such as horn, by emphasizing their hitherto neglected visual and tactile qualities.
Mr. Brody defines Mr. Godard as a revolutionary technical innovator, a cogent film scholar and a True Artist challenged by a world of budgets and profits.
