Sentence examples for practical innovations from inspiring English sources
Most practical innovations take place in garages, dorm rooms and co-working spaces.
The competition sparks practical innovations, with football-themed robotics reports cropping up in a variety of engineering journals.
One of the design's most practical innovations is a long, tapered shed structure at one end of the lot that encloses all of the mechanical systems.
Just as technology feeds on fundamental science for new practical innovations, so physics appropriates the techniques and instrumentation of modern technology for advancing itself.
Of course, many of these ideas may never see the light of day or are unworkable on a mass scale, so what are the more realistic and practical innovations?
Her ideas for an active woman's wardrobe included layering, unstructured silhouettes and practical innovations like jackets with detachable purses, in place of pockets, and sweaters with funnel necks to double as hoods.
There was also a key practical innovation: in 1977, plastic or PET (polyethylene terephthalate) bottles were introduced into the soft drink market.
Maths might seem a far cry from the sort of practical innovation described above, but of course it's the root of great logistics.
The ultimate problem with the peanut-butter hack, I think, is that Weidner attempted to sell it as a practical innovation when it's really an aesthetic one.
A more practical innovation comes from British manufacturer Shreddies, which has developed flatulence-filtering underwear, allowing you to "fart with confidence".
Early steam engines were extremely inefficient; but over the years, less through scientific breakthroughs than through experience and practical innovation, they became vastly better.
