Sentence examples for technological trajectory from inspiring English sources
Using maize and GM crops as examples, this paper suggests that GM crops in their current form have reinforced a technological trajectory established with hybrid technology and directed it away from smallholder practices and agroecologies.
As distinguished by Benner and Tushman (2002), exploitative innovation builds on an existing technology trajectory, while explorative innovation involves a shift to a different technological trajectory.
"The endpoint of this technological trajectory is obvious: autonomous weapons will become the Kalashnikovs of tomorrow.
Leaving the complement in a separate firm risks losing control of the technological trajectory (Chesbrough and Teece 1996).
However, a de alio entrant can leverage complementary assets to enter along a new technological trajectory, and then develop appropriability.
No genius of any sort could have invented an iPhone in 1850, since the technological trajectory was not anywhere near this point at that time.
The dynamics of technology development along the technological trajectories of the Green Revolution and the Gene Revolution could be explicated by the social morphologies of modernization and globalization.
Our exploratory analysis, based on fundamental concepts in innovation economics and management, particularly on technological trajectories and selection environment, technology life cycle, and innovation strategies, tries to elaborate on the nature of these changes and its consequences for the biobased industry.
We have investigated two large Japanese firms with their patent data, technological histories and product sales data of over 30 years especially in terms of intra-firm technology diversification and interactions between multiple technological trajectories.
Obviously, not all research conducted in universities leads to a radical change from existing technological trajectories.
Pavitt [Research Policy 13 (1984) 343] identified different patterns of technological change (technological trajectories) in four sectoral classes of industrial firms.
