Sentence examples for revised innovation from inspiring English sources

The article proposes a revised innovation audit framework, which acknowledges these trends and supports innovation management in increasingly dynamic and competitive environments.

We elaborated on this point in the revised version "Biological innovations and the diversity of repetitive families".

That changed on Oct. 24: The organization's new edition of the Oslo Manual, the guidebook for collecting and using data on industrial innovation used by most nations, now includes a revised definition of an innovation, removing the requirement that one must first be commercialized to be counted.

On the other hand, a trade-off exists between continually revised budgets that permit innovation but are not effective in ensuring efficient operations, and rigid budgets that exert tight controls over operations but hamper innovations.

These include: higher visibility of MIT in Africa through "MIT-Africa" branding, coordination in purpose and scope of MIT engagement in Africa, increased student internship and travel opportunities, increased research funding, new collaborations in education, expanded innovation presence, revised Africa-relevant education at MIT, and increased numbers of African trainees at MIT.

His work included developing building systems that could be revised easily to accommodate technological innovation and organizational change.

Equity and reaching the most marginalized: selected lessons learned and innovations from UNICEF programmes (February 2011; revised September 2011) This compendium of selected lessons learned and innovations on Equity features nine recent innovations and lessons learned from UNICEF programmes which are illustrative examples of some of our work on equity and reaching the most marginalized.

Existing entries have been revised to incorporate rapid progress and technological innovation.

Recognizing that a government may be tempted to revise its policy design after innovations become available, this note shows how the performance of two policy instruments prices (uniform taxes) and quantities (tradeable pollution permits)—differ in such a setting.

S&T policies are being revised to include not only S&T but also innovation.

A number of innovations in recent years have given window glazing a revised identity as well as a wide range of design options.