Sentences with phrase «breakthrough innovations come»

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And through such things we see the new and the possible, in other words, the pause is where we discover those seedling ideas that fuel the breakthrough innovations that comes much later on.

Having spent the past seven years studying» with Abbie Griffin (University of Utah) and Raymond Price (University of Illinois)» individuals responsible for breakthrough innovation in large, technology - based American companies, I have come to believe, further, that there is a morality of true innovation.

As Peter Strohschneider, president of the German Research Foundation in Bonn, said at a public symposium preceding the GRC meeting, trying to plan for breakthroughs is paradoxical: «Real innovations are those that come about unexpectedly, and this means we can not actually plan for and organize them.

Epic Games Founder and CEO Tim Sweeney said: «Magic Leap has truly created something magical in this combination of hardware breakthroughs and software innovations, which represents a giant leap towards the coming spatial computing revolution.»

With the innovation coursing through the indie scene, I sincerely believe that the breakthroughs in free - to - play will come from indies.

The breakthroughs needed to meet the world's challenges in health care, renewable energy, climate change and other areas will come through technology, creativity, and innovation, and strong IP laws will make these advancements possible.

The path forward would of necessity require a mix of social, financial and scientific innovation that can help societies, here and abroad, use fossil fuels more sparingly and less harmfully; diffuse current cleaner energy technology faster and more broadly; and advance understanding on the frontiers of chemistry, biology and other sciences to give the best chance of breakthroughs that, in a decade or two, can provide a sustainable energy menu for generations to come.

Alex came to Breakthrough by way of Breakthrough Generation 2011, where he contributed research on the collapse of federal funding for clean tech research, deployment, and innovation.

In his 2011 State of the Union Address, President Obama called for a direct but limited government role in advancing technology innovation, drawing on case studies popularized by Breakthrough's report Where Good Technologies Come From.