Sentence examples for make of innovation from inspiring English sources
We borrow now to pay back later when the pie has got bigger – which is the demand we constantly make of innovation and technoscience, that it will keep growing the pie.
The new epilogue reflects a more strident view on how to make sense of innovation and cut through the pervasive nonsense and hype.
On the other hand, he has made light of innovation, telling Metro that "You can see a lot more with nine cameras, naturally".
As firms add more features to their products to keep them competitive, they often need to make use of innovations developed by other companies.
Humanitarian innovation is often pegged as a mode of delivering this effectiveness through incremental change: in its scoping article for the theme of effectiveness, for example, the WHS notes that "the humanitarian sector can make use of innovations in approaches, processes and technology in order to improve the effectiveness of humanitarian action" (WHS 2014).
The Jetcruzer makes use of innovations like a graphite composite skin and a very fuel-efficient engine.
Microsoft says that Google's code makes use of innovations it owns.
Their system is linear, and it includes the doing of research, publishing of findings, patenting of innovations, making of prototypes and then finally making products for industries.
And this year, both presidential candidates have made government support of innovation and technology a central part of their campaign platforms.
Various researchers and policy analysts have made empirical studies of innovation systems in order to understand their current structure and trace their dynamics.
In general it can be said that collaboration between research institutions and the industry (1) may be helpful in solving technical problems, (2) may facilitate the access to useful findings; and (3) may make the implementation of innovation easier.
