Sentence examples for master innovators from inspiring English sources

Swabians in the 19th century responded by emigrating to America or Russia, or by becoming master innovators.

These are not the only ways to learn from the master innovators, but it surely is the least time consuming and simplest way to glean some insight from what they have accomplished.

And then came Samuel Beckett, soon to be recognized as the master innovator of them all.

In "the present American scene in prose," Ginsberg wrote in The Village Voice, Kerouac was "the great master innovator".

Everybody thinks of him as this master innovator, but his greatest skill was taking what he saw and knew worked and recombining it in ways that seemed new and novel".

But Mr. Greenaway, who dismissed the naysayers as "cultural snobs," said that Leonardo, as a master innovator, would have approved of a project that used sophisticated technology to push frontiers.

A master innovator, Smith was perhaps best identified with the four-corner offense (developed earlier by John McLendon), which was designed to run time off the game clock to preserve a small lead; this strategy was so successful that it later led to the adoption of a shot clock in collegiate basketball.

Sony was a master-innovator in the analogue age but failed to adjust to the digital age.

We could also be the master co-innovator in big data, and the world centre for the co-creation of new materials.

Experts, masters and innovators were nominated and selected according to standards of supreme domain knowledge, most often on the basis of academic credentials implying that younger people (<30 years of age) usually were not included in the nominal groups.

We find that serial innovators, survivors among the specialist technology suppliers, have mastered innovating in technology with these characteristics.