Sentence examples for prize model from inspiring English sources

The X PRIZE was trailblazing the incentive prize model; even from the word "go" it couldn't be dismissed.

The prize model does indeed have a long, rich history.

The prize model is increasingly being tried on work like new science and freelance projects in design and advertising.

In the innovation game, the prize model may be becoming a more significant tool, but it's no silver bullet.

Previously used by the Queen at the christening of her own sons, the pram is a prize model by the very expensive (and now defunct) brand Millsons.

"But while the current popularity of prizes is facilitated by the Internet, the prize model goes way back — long before computers," Mr. Lerner observes.

The creators of the prize modeled it on the competitions that spurred early developments in aviation, including the $25,000 Orteig Prize that Charles Lindbergh won in 1927 with his trans-Atlantic solo flight from New York to Paris.

Unlike the more popular prize models, such as the X-Prize commercial space flight competition, the Smart Tech Foundation prize will split the winnings among projects deemed worthy by a panel of judges.

The legislation creating the "H-Prize," modeled after the privately financed Ansari X Prize, passed 416 to 6.

The prize fund model has to deal with how to assess therapeutic value in a timely, independent and valid way, the voucher system is more a model of corporate welfare than it is a system for dealing with the needs of developing countries and PPPs face the challenge of finding a long-term stable source of financing.

We are slowly moving ahead in expanding research capacity but unless the limitations of the prize fund model and PPPs are effectively dealt with we are also in danger of, if not taking a step backwards, then taking a step sideways rather than forward.