Sentence examples for network of innovation from inspiring English sources
UNICEF's global network of Innovation Labs works to stimulate and facilitate the adoption of innovative approaches throughout UNICEF.
The Fraunhofer research institutes provide a network of innovation centres that facilitate collaboration between universities and business: generating ideas, getting products to market and strengthening trade.
The drugs giants argue that this new approach allows them to tap a global network of innovation, and also provides insights into local markets.Paul Herrling of Novartis points out that virally induced cancers are rare in Europe but common in China.
Third, the network of innovation and improvement created from the interaction of individual company commitments to non-state sustainability initiatives could be examined.
It's a sprawling network of innovation in the purest sense of the term — it's the best place to uproot a nascent idea.
"The Wayra Global Alliance is born with the vision to create a great international network of innovation detection and reduce the gap of investment and commercial opportunities between geographical regions through technology.
The history of vaccine development is uneven, says Louis Galambos, a historian at Johns Hopkins University who wrote a book on the subject, "Networks of Innovation," with Jane Eliot Sewell.
They also foster networks of innovation that stretch from universities to profit-maximising companies, keeping their own role to a minimum.
If we can find ways for companies of every size to exploit the possibilities of nanofabrication, advanced materials, robotics and energy efficiency, we can create networks of innovation, joining lab research to new production processes and business models.
The ideology is one of free market, but the practice is one of a state that is extremely activist, and is investing very heavily in whole networks of innovation and production: the military industrial complex, the medical industrial complex, even the prison industrial complex.
Networks of innovation do learn, and unsuccessful strategies fall off like a vestigial limb.
