Sentence examples for use innovative measures from inspiring English sources
o Create a Clean Technologies Deployment Venture Capital Fund, funded by an annual $10 billion investment for five years, to ensure that promising technologies move beyond the lab and are commercialized in the U.S. o Use innovative measures to dramatically improve the energy efficiency and stability of our economy and improve our national energy intensity 50percentt by 2030.
Assessing social impact using innovative measures such as Ashoka's holds great promise to help us understand which programs, ventures and initiatives truly drive impact.
Local authorities are using innovative measures to raise money.
We test this hypothesis through a combined theoretical and computational analysis of a simplified physical model of covalent cycles, using two innovative measures of insulation, as well as a possible new way to characterize optimal insulation through the balancing of these two measures in a Pareto sense.
We use an innovative measure of collaboration based on the fraction of public research grants that include industry partners.
We then use an innovative measure of local economic output — satellite data on nighttime light — to construct a measure of inequality that can be tracked from year to year in more than 32,000 subnational localities around the world.
One issue was the failure to use or promote innovative measures, and the presumed difficulty of 'selling' some examples at the political level blocked the implementation of certain measures.
In interdisciplinary, collaborative research we use innovative biological experiments to measure cell- and tissue-specific parameters appearing in mathematical models.
Obviously ZEIS as a zoning tool is still unable to make the fairest occupation processes possible, not being an isolated solution, but if it is used correctly with other innovative measures and housing solutions, satisfactory results can be achieved.
Thus any service development targeting siblings demands flexible, dynamic and innovative measures using modern information and communication technologies [ 17].
