Sentence examples for represents innovation from inspiring English sources
This tricky screen already represents innovation enough to flood a conference room.
The program's title seemed to suggest that Petipa represents tradition, Mr. Scarlett represents innovation and Balanchine includes both.
Gilead Sciences said Thursday in an e-mail message, referring to its brand name for the drug: "We disagree with statements that Viread should not be patented; we believe that Viread represents innovation and is patentable under Indian law.
This is a league which retains a dull four-times-a-season format to safeguard one fixture – between Rangers and Celtic – allows plastic pitches in the top flight, commands awful television deals and thinks, as per Saturday, a "domestic" cup final between Ross County and Connah's Quay Nomads represents innovation.
The "fit for purpose" pattern represents innovation driven by market necessity.
It is, however, the complete process that represents innovation (Trott 2010; Baregheh et al. 2009).
The iPhone represented innovation at its finest, making it the top-selling smartphone soon after it came out and helping to turn Apple into the world's most valuable company, with a market capitalisation that now exceeds $630 billion.Apple's achievement spawned a raft of imitators.
In this study, we use patents to represent innovation.
In evolutionary models, there is no rigorous way to represent innovation or novelty.
The key argument is that not all patents represent innovation, nor are all innovations patented.
In both the tech stock and mortgage lending bubbles, the idea that new technologies and investment vehicles represent innovation provides political cover for allowing bubbles to continue to grow.
