He contrasted disruptive innovation with sustaining innovation, which simply improves existing products.
This new innovation paradigm is a complex of strategic innovation, collaborative innovation, total innovation, and open innovation, which reflects wisdom from the Chinese context and Eastern culture.
Analyzing spatial autocorrelation is a methodological innovation in mortgage studies, which can advance our understanding of the spatial distribution of higher-priced mortgages across neighborhoods within a MSA.
Our methodological innovation is a LCAR prior, which comprises a joint distribution for an extended set of random effects and the set of edges, rather than the traditional approach of assuming the latter is fixed.
The test stimuli contain complex mental states only (e.g., 'pensive' and 'elated', rather than simple states like 'happy' or 'sad'), which constitutes an important methodological innovation in the literature.
The methodological innovation we introduce is a principle called 'Minimum Curvilinearity' (MC), which is used as framework for two novel forms of nonlinear ML (NML): Minimum Curvilinear embedding (MCE) for DR and Minimum Curvilinear affinity propagation (MCAP) for clustering.
The paper proposes a methodological innovation on the study of suitable policy instrument against the raise of CO2emissions, which is based on the approach of the Macro Multipliers (MM) that leads with the recognition of the impact of all those industries responsible for CO2 emissions.
With this methodological innovation, this study makes a theoretical contribution by uncovering a clear pragmatic strategy in metaphor choice across languages, which is sensitive to culture-specific epistemic conventions and conceptual preoccupations.
And lastly, how to ensure that sustainability context – the integration of thresholds and limits into environmental and social disclosures – remains a high priority in GRI's methodological innovation.
