Sentence examples for whose innovation from inspiring English sources

Which technology and whose innovation?

This must be complemented by the private sector, whose innovation and involvement is essential.

Consider Hypnion, whose innovation is a new way to test whether a drug is good at inducing sleep.

"We are just scratching the surface with what these cards can do with these initial products," said Mr. Mullen, whose innovation won business plan competitions, as well as $1 million in free advertising at a recent technology conference.

Obree, whose innovation bought down the wrath of the UCI, rode a 4'20" pursuit in a standard tuck position, indoors at sea level and a 4'22" at altitude, outdoors, in the "Superman".

He is unimpressed by the French structuralist psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan, whose impenetrably obscure writings have been gaining increasingly earnest attention here, but whose innovation of reducing the fifty-minute analytic hour to an austere seven or eight minutes (or sometimes even to a single oracular parole murmured in the waiting room) has yet to be adopted.

He shows abiding respect for those whose innovations in electronics have furthered the musical arts.

African-American tenor saxophonist whose innovations in style and technique were a major influence on free jazz.

Melvin A. Cook, an explosives expert whose innovations helped change the face of warfare and mining, died on Oct. 12 in Salt Lake City.

Harding L. Lawrence, an airline executive whose innovations transformed Braniff International Airways, died on Wednesday at his residence in Mustique, St . Vincent West Indies.

That was the fate of his first police commissioner, William Bratton, whose innovations in police strategies made Giuliani's stunning reductions in crime possible.