It describes the product or process in detail, such that one of ordinary skill in the subject area could build, perform, or recreate the innovation.
Awrey states that the main incentive of financial intermediaries to innovate is to recreate the monopolistic condition that is usually lost due to the non-patentability of financial innovations.
And I do believe they can totally rally people around to recreate the fabric needed to support startups and innovation".
The governor's canal and fishpond have been recreated, and are sited conveniently near another of his innovations, a boxwood maze.
The same can be said for "Unmistakable" (Sony Masterworks), his new album, and the latest from Zenph Sound Innovations, a company that uses proprietary software to recreate performances, down to the pressure on a single note.
Amazon, by contrast, has faithfully recreated the experience of book reading by building on its innovations with the Kindle, said Mr. Mod.
Beckett's innovation as an artist of the theatre was to recreate this sentiment by writing performance images of rocking chairs, empty rooms and denuded trees, visited by characters made painfully aware that beliefs, stories, poetry and even human love cannot affect the mortal warnings implicit in their circumstances.
That's like not what Apple is today, but when much of the company's energy is spent chasing an initiative such as Apple Music, which has no real innovation behind it but leverages size and marketing to recreate something that already exists … well, it doesn't feel like the Apple we've known.
Startups have tackled more profound problems, with more creativity and innovation, instead of merely trying to work from and recreate "copy and paste" business models.
We report on a new model, currently in use at our institution, for technologically integrated surgical training and innovation using a next-generation microneurosurgery skull base laboratory designed to recreate the setting of a working operating room.
