Sentence examples for parallel innovations from inspiring English sources

In parallel, innovations in the management and collection of "big data" have occurred in the field of medicine, resulting in substantial improvements in access to detailed clinical data in order to improve patient care [ 13– 15].

This would then be using a technological innovation (the internet) and transposing a social movement (slow food) to create a parallel innovation.

Cedar, 35, believes BioLite has an edge due to what he calls a "parallel innovation" business model.

Strong scaling of this nature will be required to run clustered cosmological simulations on future machines with hundreds of Petaflop/s performance, and presents a realistic proving ground for parallel strategy innovations.

Despite being low tech and obscure, perhaps the trading patterns and informal experimentation seen in cattle grazing areas of Nigeria parallel other innovations which have taken place in the absence of a strong state.

As such connections would require minimal molecular adjustments, they could easily occur several times independently and thus promote in parallel similar innovations in related organisms.

This leaves open the possibility that a plant 'brain' could be one of a number of parallel evolutionary innovations in organisms in toto, the significance of which is to perceive and coordinate responses to disturbances within the immediate environment of the organism in question.

Lamb himself is not a technologist by training but an avid amateur musician who studied philosophy and product design, and believes that there is a parallel between the innovations Sony helped usher in and what Roli is trying to do.

Both codes have adopted innovations parallel to the American game; the rugby union scoring system is almost identical to the American game, while rugby league uses a gridiron-style field and a six-tackle rule similar to the system of downs in American Football.

There is a parallel revolution in innovation.

Autarchy, protection and closure to immigration have always meant economic stagnation and, lacking the stimulus of other cultures and ideas, a parallel freezing of innovation and cultural vitality.