Reversing this calcification will take a lot of innovative thinking.
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That is the kind of innovative thinking we need in Africa.
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Finger-pointing will not solve this crisis, but innovative thinking will.
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This is simply not the innovative thinking needed to improve our internet service.
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Mr. Berggruen says he wants to nurture innovative thinking, not just donate to causes.
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Distraction can stimulate innovative thinking, even more so than deliberately trying to be creative.
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But the Girl Scouts of Colorado Facebook page praised Charlotte for her innovative thinking.
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She suspected that it was their sense of pride that was hindering their innovative thinking.
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The company's bezel-less Mi Mix, in particular, won it plaudits for innovative thinking and design.
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From "ownership" to "dive deep," these guidelines are designed to drive innovative thinking and quick action.
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They have also led to a florescence of innovative thinking on money in politics, corporations, and democracy.
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If they are to build a new platform for their views it will require really innovative thinking.
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She then used "some innovative thinking" to use her toes and call 911 for help, officials said.
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But the recent surge of attention and innovative thinking around periods could still signal hope for the future.
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Innovative thinking about the role of relocation can foster cohesive, rich communities as some move to safer, higher grounds.
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One might think such a circumstance would spur innovative thinking in the areas of curation, programming, staffing, and board makeup.
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Some of the UK's brightest entrepreneurs were there to showcase their innovative thinking, focused on cleaner, smarter forms of energy.
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This is the kind of innovative thinking we need: not more hand-wringing and fiddling with rules while people die.
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But our findings suggest that innovative thinking, not routine ideation, is our default cognitive mode when our minds are clear.
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STEM toys, in particular, enhance divergent and innovative thinking, help children develop hand-eye coordination, and better promote spatial skills.
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That's why Jeff Bezos recommends using fear to drive work ethic and innovative-thinking — even when things are going well.
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"Preserving the sweep and grandeur of a story like this requires bold, innovative thinking," Mr. Jenkins said in a statement.
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To connect those who are being left behind, we need bold leadership and innovative thinking on the issue of broadband deployment.
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The solution requires innovative thinking — seeing the materials in a way unrelated to their purpose (the box as a candle holder).
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It's a wonder anyone ever crosses to-dos off their list, let alone has the focus to do any creative, innovative thinking.
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It can be viewed as elitist or having a sense of entitlement, but it's also a highly effective strategy for innovative thinking.
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OhMD — a HIPAA-compliant texting app — is intelligently targeting their marketing efforts towards residents, the youngest and most innovative thinking of all doctors.
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She points to the nascent modular phone as an example of innovative thinking that can mitigate this aspect of the electronics life cycle.
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They need to inject innovative thinking into every process in the organization and that requires reconsidering every process, says Michael Krigsman, founder of cxotalk.
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If anything, the kinds of attacks happening around the world today require even more innovative thinking about how to target terrorists, not stale demagoguery.
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The kind of bipartisan, innovative thinking Congress showed when it created FFAR is vital for sustaining and building on 150 years of unparalleled productivity.
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More than three-quarters of aspiring entrepreneurs exhibited high levels of innovative thinking in the YES cohort, compared with just 47% of everyone else.
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But research also shows that what remote workers gain in productivity, they often miss in harder-to-measure benefits like creativity and innovative thinking.
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STEM toys, especially the ones in this guide, enhance divergent and innovative thinking, help children develop hand-eye coordination, and better promote spatial skills.
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So hearing NHTSA and DOT wanting to move quicker to be able to respond to the market and allow for innovative thinking is incredibly helpful.
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In one study, a test based on NASA's recruiting process for engineers and rocket scientists was used to measure creativity and innovative thinking in small children.
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This simple quiz, based on the famous Raven's Matrices on reasoning, focuses on logic, memory, and innovative thinking — using patterns and shapes to create puzzles. 7.
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It's a bold bet, but with climate change decimating the planet at such a ferocious rate, it might be the kind of innovative thinking we need.
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It must be said that amidst all this innovative thinking, van Herpen's adherence to fashion's incredibly narrow conception of acceptable female bodies stands out as retrograde.
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"These waiver concepts are offered as a springboard to spur innovative thinking among states on how to develop better health care programs across the country," she said.
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That same uninterrupted mental clarity that spurs innovative thinking lends itself to tackling challenges you might not be able to see around when sitting at your desk.
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Managers can help their team make time for innovationIf you're a manager, it pays to consider how you can make time for innovative thinking on your team.
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The best information, most innovative thinking, and most sustainable methods of integrating and delivering services come directly from the communities that are intended to benefit from them.
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The issue with the lab or incubator concept is how you move the kind of innovative thinking from that internal innovation test bed into the organization at large.
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The operator said in a filing that the deal will help it help it rethink its corporate structure and encourage more innovative thinking within its struggling business units.
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Moreover, devaluing the contributions of different populations will only deprive us of the necessary talent and innovative thinking that we require to address all the challenges we face.
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The job requires a degree of meticulousness and a passion for environmentalism, as well as innovative thinking about how to solve some of the world's most pressing environmental concerns.
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The arts spur tourism, prepare our students for the innovative thinking required in the 21st century workplace, and employ more than 4 million people in the creative industries nationally.
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Letter To the Editor: In "Aristotle's Wrongful Death" (column, May 27), Frank Bruni explores the innovative thinking taking place at many colleges and universities, in particular small, private colleges.
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In successful turnarounds, CEOs find competent, courageous people a few levels below who can be elevated to leadership roles and populate interdepartmental task forces addressing issues requiring innovative thinking.
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The United States' education system and economic policies have historically provided exceptional opportunities for creative, innovative thinking, but there is reason to believe that this historic edge is eroding.
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Bruce Daisley, a former Twitter executive who now writes about the science of work, said the best way to cultivate innovative thinking is not to work so hard at it.
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Lam said she will work to "diversify Hong Kong's economy" in order to provide more opportunities for young people and "inject as much innovative thinking as possible" into the housing market.
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Innovative thinking and advancements in technology are best produced by diverse teams of people with varied expertise and fresh perspectives — something New York and its academic institutions have no shortage of.
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Nick Colas, formerly the chief market analyst at brokerage Convergex, is launching a newsletter this week that will deliver much the same innovative thinking for which his Morning Market Briefing was known.
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If modern design has since neglected such innovative thinking, then Savvy Contemporary hopes to expand on "border voices" that are often ignored or rarely presented in their own terms within the architectural community.
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The Ministry of Education introduced this in 2003 to reward people with "special talents" that are tricky to assess through standardised tests, such as innovative thinking, creativity, or skills in sport or art.
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"That's the kind of innovative thinking, the kind of thing we need to do with the earned income tax credit to serve those low-income workers better than it already does," he said.
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Merino wool is unlikely to be the first material that comes to mind when you think of workout gear, but that's just the sort of innovative thinking that makes Olivers' clothes so comfortable.
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In business school, you have whole classes dedicated to changing company cultures and managing change, and she has done that in such a masterful way, infusing the company with new talent, ideas, and innovative thinking.
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At a moment when more and more prosecutors are addressing the causes of past injustices, Vance presents his office as a hub of innovative thinking, on the vanguard of the push for more equal justice.
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One such big-name firm has been Standard Chartered, which brought on WeWork to design and operate a floor in its Hong Kong offices in an effort to foster innovative thinking among the bank's staff.
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The innovative thinking generated by our partnership established the system to support military medics transition period from the military discharge to VA medical facilities without loss of employment or applying rigorous standards before gaining employment.
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But instead of religiously applying methods that have been thoroughly proven to fail, this new way of thinking would admit what's not working and use intelligent analysis and creative, innovative thinking to find effective solutions.
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Her vision is to empower all university students with the belief that they can be entrepreneurs – by broadly defining entrepreneurship as an attitude that incorporates innovative thinking and doing in all facets of life, career and profession.
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Truly innovative thinking arises when we allow our brains to follow a logical path of associated thoughts and ideas, and this is more likely when we can focus on a single mental pathway for an extended period.
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That reform started with the innovative thinking of an election official in Oregon, Steve Trout, who—along with then-Secretary of State (and now Governor) Kate Brown—crafted the idea and found a way to make it work.
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And in exchange for the massive tail risks involved in being governed by a conflict-ridden, impulsive president with little substantive knowledge we now appear to be gaining nothing at all in terms of innovative thinking or ideological heterodoxy.
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An example of innovative thinking could be that a government decides to raise the royalty rate on mining ore, perhaps to a level slightly higher than comparable jurisdictions, and then places the extra revenue in a sovereign wealth fund.
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But one of the hallmarks of this generation of designers is that they move fluidly between limited-edition work for galleries, and objects designed — with just as much innovative thinking — for production by companies like Vitra, Flos, Magis or Hay.
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But a stint working from home during the coronavirus outbreak has reminded him that what remote workers gain in productivity, they often miss in harder-to-measure benefits like creativity and innovative thinking that being in an office can provide.
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The 54-year-old woman, who local authorities have not publicly identified, was forced to use "some innovative thinking" after her hands were trapped while she tried to swap out a flat tire, Colleton County Fire-Rescue officials wrote in a statement.
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When Sonos began, it was all about product innovation– and while we need more product innovation and pace than ever, we also need to expand our innovative thinking to the way we market to customers, the way we sell to customers, and the way we service customers.
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The benefits any STEM toy provides depends on the subject matter it is intended to teach, but in general, STEM toys go a bit further than regular educational toys to enhance divergent thinking, enhance innovative thinking, help children develop hand-eye coordination, and better promote spatial skills.
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"With the innovative thinking and expertise our performance team, electrification team and many others at GM bring, this project went from concept to running vehicle in 18 weeks to demonstrate what the future of an eCrate propulsion system and hot rodding could look like," Campbell said.
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Yet with public funds likely to remain tight for the foreseeable future, and private money free to back institutions that are seen as winners, they will have to do some innovative thinking over the next 23 years, both to deal with unavoidable change and to seize new opportunities.
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"The CTTL's priority is to ensure that 100% of St. Andrew's Pre-school through 12th grade teachers receive training and ongoing professional development (every school year) in Mind, Brain, and Education Science, the most innovative thinking being applied to enhancing teacher quality and student achievement today," per its website.
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In just over two short decades, the state has transformed itself from Prop 187 to innovative thinking on immigration policy, providing tuition, financial aid and health coverage to all children, issuing driver's licenses regardless of immigration status and now, allowing even undocumented immigrants to obtain professional licenses, including law licenses.
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By better sharing legislative power across the institution, Congress can generate more innovative thinking by members and committees, promote greater debate of the issues, require more bipartisan negotiations and collaboration, enhance the morale of the members and reduce the hyper-partisanship that has been emblematic of Congress in recent years.
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Although centuries stretch between them, experts who have studied the nature of innovators across all areas of expertise largely agree that they have important attributes in common, from innovative thinking to an ability to build trust among those who follow them to utter confidence and a stubborn devotion to their dream.
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To the Editor: Re "Pay Farmers to Fight Warming," by Robert Leonard and Matt Russell (Op-Ed, June 25): The writers' proposal to compensate farmers for carbon capture on some of their land is part of the innovative thinking necessary to bring the agricultural community into a positive conversation about climate change.
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Just as a traffic intersection needs green lights as well as red ones to optimise the flow of vehicles, we need a policy framework that highlights for businesses and individuals across the nation and around the world where problems exist that require solutions—and thus where their innovative thinking would be particularly welcome.
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It builds relationship among employees or with bosses, helps workers maximize their innovative thinking, defuses tension and stress, increases productivity and makes people happier, according to Rue Dooley, a human resources knowledge adviser at the Society for Human Resource Management and a stand-up comedian in Washington D.C. Having colleagues with a good sense of humor is a recipe for a positive working atmosphere, McGraw said.
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Book 103 How to build a great company Good to Great Book 2 How to direct our product Zero to One Book 3 How to train, sell and market Influence Book 4 How to encourage innovative thinking Drive Book 5 How to grow the customer base Crossing the Chasm Book 6 How to deepen user engagement Hooked Book 7 How to create a marketing machine Behind the Cloud Book 8 How to manage a creative process Creativity, Inc.
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Participants acquire the tools needed for innovative thinking and learn how to design and manage innovation processes.
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Our members play an active role in promoting professionalism, ethical conduct and innovative thinking. PINZ is involved in a review of the Valuers Act 1948.
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Innovation is a crucial element in performing, expediting, and facilitating business practices. Embracing innovation in the business process can bring many advantages and further lead to business growth and success. In relation to SRB, the ability to think creatively and implement innovative changes is essential. The SRB needs to enhance an innovative thinking to create efficiency internally and support social causes and the development of community positively. One of the concepts of innovative thinking is ‘open innovation’.
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22 May 2015. According to the school it fosters leadership skills and innovative thinking;"News and Views – Inside Schools in Singapore: Gems World Academy (Singapore)". ITS Education Asia. Retrieved 9 October 2015.
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In 2008, the campus received the ET, Acer Intel Smart Workplace Award as the campus gives freedom of expression for innovative thinking to increase productivity and develop technology to change the world.
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New type of fabrics also introduced in market as like starchy silks, daubed silks. The innovative thinking change the face of Puthiamputhur and fancy items created dramatic changes and carried to next level the garments industry in Puthiamputhur.
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Leaders who are transformational encourage "out of the box thinking", information sharing and question assumptions. Transformational leaders promote exploration and innovative thinking. Transactional leaders focus on making incremental improvements and making the best use of existing process. The transactional leadership style promotes exploitative behaviors.
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Further discussions revealed that definition of civility can be defined in many ways, but the key takeaway was the importance of restoring civility has never been more significant. Attendees worked together to form action items required to help further civility initiatives, including innovative thinking, engaging the community, and maintaining steadfast persistence.
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One example of sustainable design would be including a certified wood like bamboo. Bamboo is fast growing and has an incredible replacement rate after being harvested. By far the most credits are rewarded for optimizing energy performance. This promotes innovative thinking about alternative forms of energy and encourages increased efficiency.
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PCF supports imaginative, innovative thinking with its Creativity Awards., Prostate Cancer Foundation, Creativity Awards, Retrieved 2015-03-10. These two-year awards for $300,000 support exceptionally novel projects with great potential to produce breakthroughs for detecting and treating prostate cancer. They are complementary and integrated with other PCF award programs.
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Although his innovative thinking was largely ignored at the time, extensive research on the Cambrian fauna since the late 1970s, such as the fossils of the Burgess Shale, has established that the bio-geological event is a true documentation of the evolutionary origins of the animals, especially the body plans of modern animals.
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In 2011 Himmelman began working with organizations and brands such as McDonald's, Gap Inc., and Banana Republic to help them achieve better communication, innovation and leadership with a company he started called Big Muse. The methodology Himmelman created is designed to help organizations increase innovative thinking, team building and leadership ability. Its main metaphor for teaching these skills is songwriting.
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He sat on several Home Office working groups and is an expert on problem-oriented policing. He worked closely with the UK Home Office and the UCL Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science. He has lectured and taught extensively throughout the UK and US and elsewhere and now lectures in a private capacity. He was a judge for the 2013 Transmission Awards for Innovative Thinking.
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"The Challenge Workshop—a designer-friendly, cross-disciplinary knowledge transfer mechanism to promote innovative thinking in different contexts". International DMI Education Conference Design Thinking: New Challenges for Designers, Managers and Organizations 14–15 April 2008, ESSEC Business School, Cergy-Pointoise, France. Retrieved 26 September 2012. events where they would work with older users to design products on a speculative basis for the ageing population.
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The FNIH organizes lectures, awards and events to promote innovative thinking and develop a broader public understanding of biomedical science. The Lurie Prize in Biomedical Sciences is one example. This $100,000 award, made possible by a generous gift by Ann Lurie, President of Lurie Holdings and President and Treasurer of the Ann and Robert H. Lurie Foundation, recognizes outstanding achievement by a young scientist in biomedical research.
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By mixing art, design thinking, architecture and play, the learning environments stimulate innovative thinking and student-centered learning, supporting the pedagogical efforts and the development of 21st Century Skills. The design of the Swedish Vittra schools is internationally known as an alternative to conventional school spaces. Instead of classrooms, large toy-like furnishings act as spatial divisions that support flexibility in learning and creative student activities.
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The 'F.1' was the first glider designed and built at Akaflieg Stuttgart (Akademische Fliegergruppe) using a wind tunnel and innovative thinking. As built, the F.1 had no vertical tail, using rotatable wing-tip panels for roll and yaw control. The fuselage was curved to follow the downwash from the wing and rested solely on a single large skid under the forward fuselage, not having a tail-skid.
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In the words of another of his students, Patten taught innovative thinking—"making use of creative intelligence to master new situations irrespective of received dogma."Rexford Tugwell, cited in Saltmarsh, Scott Nearing, p. 18. Nearing seems to have found these new intellectual tools for potential social change to be exciting and liberating. He completed his undergraduate program in just three years, while simultaneously engaging in campus politics and competitive debate.
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As innovative thinking and experimental approaches are discouraged, people follow tradition unwaveringly and show little inclination to think outside of established guidelines. Occupational skills are passed down from parent to child by a long process of apprenticeship. Guilds restrict the dissemination of trade secrets and technical knowledge. The Church controls the spread of new knowledge and tries to smother new ideas that does not agree with established dogmas.
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Fresh innovative thinking leads to new ways of life that people accept as they prove beneficial. Science and experimental approaches begin to make a headway as the hold of tradition and dogma weaken. Demand for education rises. As the vital stage matures through the expansion of the commercial and industrial complex, surplus income arises, which prompts people to spend more on items so far considered out of reach.
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Furthermore, he is the founder of the United Nations' social management training program, which was the first of its kind in any international organization. He is also recognized as one of the leaders of innovative thinking regarding state reform, public administration, civil service and the training of top public officials. He was the General Rapporteur of several International Congress of the International Institute on Administrative Sciences of Brussels.
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Social Europe (SE; ), formerly Social Europe Journal, is a leading European digital media publisher and a forum for debate and innovative thinking. Social Europe says about itself that it uses the values of ‘Social Europe’, which are enshrined in the European Union treaties, as a viewpoint to examine issues in politics, economics and employment & labour. Social Europe was established in late 2004. The first issue appeared in 2005.
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Jean-Pierre Lehmann at the World Economic Forum on East Asia in 2009 Jean- Pierre Lehmann (29 August 1945 – 21 December 2017) was a Swiss economist who was professor of international political economy at IMD and the founding director of The Evian Group at IMD. In August 2011, he was appointed senior fellow at the Fung Global Institute (FGI), a think-tank producing innovative thinking and research on global issues from Asian perspectives.
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As Minister for Education, Hillery was responsible for much innovative thinking in a department which would become very important under Lemass's leadership. In 1963, he made a major policy speech in which he outlined many of the educational reforms that were to be introduced over the next decade. These included increased educational opportunities for many, the establishment of comprehensive schools and Regional Technical Colleges. He also proposed access by students to all public examinations.
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All courses here contribute to the development of the soft skills of the students. Students are required to enrol into 1 module with each module being either a 2 or 3 credits module. Among the courses offered here are "Human Relations", "Decision-Making", "Leadership and Interpersonal", "Innovative-Thinking" and "Time Management". Students who fail to achieve at least a credit in "Bahasa Melayu" at SPM level are required to take up "Bahasa Kebangsaan A".
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In order to match transport demand, they commissioned new buildings based on their own design or, indeed, bought and re-designed existing ships with an amazing degree of innovative thinking and fantasy. Liner ships, general cargo vessels, sailing ships and even train ferries were re-built and made into oil carriers. In November 1955 The Shell Petroleum Company Ltd. took over the assets of Anglo-Saxon, which ceased to function as a separate company.
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This decoration should be reserved for contributions that are so unusual and/or significant that recognition at the Inspector General level is warranted. Recognition should be based on, but not limited to: a. Exceptional devotion to duty and clearly significant contributions of a broad scope to the efficiency, economy, or other improvement in the operations of the OIG or the Department. b. Accomplishments that show unusual management abilities, innovative thinking, and/or outstanding leadership that benefit the OIG. c.
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WISE Books are aimed at supporting innovative thinking in education. As of October 2014, WISE has published three books addressing educational topics. WISE Book authors and photographers travel to several countries in an attempt to identify the challenges and illustrate the impact of initiatives and practices that are making tangible differences. The third book to be released by WISE, Learning (Re)Imagined - How the connected society is transforming learning focuses on the link between technology and education.
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High firm performance may however need to be sustained through continuous exploitation both on the market side, through business model innovation and technology innovation. Ambidexterity can also be hampered by employee desire to receive organizational rewards. If organizations base their evaluation and reward systems on the completion of routine tasks, employees will be more likely to conform to standardized procedures. To avoid hindering ambidexterity, organizations should be sure to reward innovative thinking as well as completion of routine tasks.
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In 2014, Barr Memorial Library was named the Federal Library/ Information Center of the Year. The library was recognized because of their staff's willingness to adopt technology and innovative thinking for its nearly 200,000 patrons. The award strives to honor federal libraries that satisfy the information needs of the government, the American public, and the business and academic communities. In 2016, Michael Steinmacher, the director of Barr Memorial Library, was named Federal Librarian of the Year.
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The "handing on" (traditio) of "living faith," writes Weigel, has the "capacity to inspire innovative thinking." Opus Dei is the perfect storm, says Allen: It has become the center of the debate in the post-Vatican II polarization in Catholic politics. The late Hans Urs von Balthasar, considered one of the greatest theologians of the 20th century, discussed Opus Dei in an article entitled "Fundamentalism," describing it as "a concentration of fundamentalist power in the Church." (article in Wort und Wahrheit, 1963).
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Conceptualised in 2010, Chanakya is the consulting flagship event of IRIS. The event aims to test contestants on skills integral to a successful consulting career like client management, problem structuring, innovative thinking and presenting a feasible solution. The first round is the elimination round in which the teams have to submit solutions to small caselets involving multiple aspects of business like HR, Finance and Marketing. The second round involves a real-life case to be solved in conjunction with the clients.
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The school district in the Greater Trail area is focused on improving the district and schools and has a focused, well organized improvement plans in place. The strategies selected to achieve the goals are a blend of research, best practice, and innovative thinking. In 2007, the J. Lloyd Crowe Secondary School Replacement program started the construction of a new facility in Trail to replace the existing school that was built in the late 1950s. The new facility opened in September 2009.
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Contredanse was founded in 1984 by dancer and choreographer Patricia Kuypers in order to support and stimulate choreographic activity and bring Brussels-based dancers in contact with big names in the international dance scene. The Dance Documentation Center was founded by Claire Destrée in 1985. In 1990 Contredance launched their review Nouvelles de Danse' as a resource for dancers to link theory to their studio practice. Since 1997 Contredance publishes an independent news publication in order to reserve the review for innovative thinking.
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B.Tech (Chemical Engineering) The programme aims to develop competent chemical engineers with specific emphasis on industry centric talent requirements. The programme plans to expose the students to the fundamentals of Chemical Engineering and instill innovative thinking to solve the problems related to energy, environment, etc. This programme intends to create professionals who can fit in well in a dynamic sector where they come across various technological advancements. During the course, emphasis will be laid to foster student's ability to deal with complex problems in multidisciplinary situations.
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Routledge may have apprenticed at the historic Round Foundry in Leeds. Matthew Murray (1765–1826) and David Wood (1761–1820) partnered in building the Round Foundry circa 1795 and were later joined by James Fenton (1754–1834) and silent partner William Lister. Fenton, Murray, & Wood quickly gained a reputation for innovative thinking and sound technical practices. The firm became famous as designers and builders of textile machinery and steam engines that rivalled the Soho Works in Birmingham operated by steam-age pioneers James Watt and Matthew Boulton.
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Larry Slobodkin Lawrence B. (Larry) Slobodkin (June 22, 1928 in The Bronx - September 12, 2009 in Old Field, New YorkPolsky, Carol (2009) Stony Brook professor Lawrence Slobodkin dies at 81. Newsday.com, September 15) was an American ecologist and Professor Emeritus at the Department of Ecology and Evolution, Stony Brook University, State University of New York. He was one of the leading pioneers of modern ecology. His innovative thinking and research, provocative teaching, and visionary leadership helped transform ecology into a modern science, with deep links to evolution.
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The embassy have three main priorities: Promotion of Sweden, monitoring the political and economic situation in Mexico and consular affairs. The promotion of Sweden includes activities that improves the knowledge and strengthen the image of Sweden as a progressive country characterized by innovative thinking, consideration and respect towards others, openness and authenticity. To achieve this, the embassy cooperates with over 100 Swedish companies located in Mexico to stimulate trade relations between the two countries. In addition, the embassy works to promote Swedish culture in Mexico.
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Also in 2016 she created the film Color of Reality with dance artists Jon Boogz and Lil Buck. In 2017, Meade was honored by the Tribeca Film Festival with the Disruptive Innovation Award, an honor celebrating those who "inspire and empower people towards innovative thinking and creative activism". Her exhibition Immersed in Wonderland in Beverly Hills was attended by 40, 000 visitors in 2018. In 2018-2019, she was a keynote lecturer at Stanford University for Celebration of Mind, a colloquium about the intersection of math, magic, and art.
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Bigelow Aerospace has received several honors for its spaceflight efforts. On October 3, 2006, Bigelow Aerospace received the Innovator Award from the Arthur C. Clarke Foundation. The award recognizes "initiatives or new inventions that have had recent impact on or hold particular promise for satellite communications and society, and stand as distinguished examples of innovative thinking." Robert Bigelow was presented the award at the Arthur C. Clarke Awards in Washington D.C. alongside Walter Cronkite, who was honored on the same night with the Arthur C. Clarke Lifetime Achievement Award.
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The Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship is a Ministry of Government of India set up on 9 November 2014 to coordinate all skill development efforts across the country. Industrial training, apprenticeship and other skill development responsibilities were transferred from the Ministry of Labour and Employment to this newly made ministry on 16 April 2015. It aims to remove the disconnect between demand and supply of skilled manpower, to build the new skills and innovative thinking not only for existing jobs but also for jobs that are to be created.
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Combining Chinese and Western educational philosophies, Sias developed sophisticated and specialized talents that has made contributions to the modernization and economic development of China. Sias has aimed to achieve this aim, through a modern and international campus, a visionary curriculum and diverse campus activities. The participation of foreign faculty members and the use of English-language teaching materials also enhance bilingual communication skills and encourage all Sias students to explore global strategies to solve problems and develop innovative thinking. The rate of foreign faculty to students ranks first in China.
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The Youth Leadership Bootcamp (YLB) is a 4-day residential workshop for undergraduate students. The workshop is designed to deliver a transformative personal experience for the participants, build their leadership capabilities, and help them generate innovative thinking. Through a highly competitive application and interview-based screening process, BYLC selects 100 bright and passionate students who are committed to making a positive difference in the lives of others. Bootcamp participants not only develop tangible skills to make them more competitive in their careers, but also gain valuable insights into the workplace through exposure visits.
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As part of the entrepreneurship programme, Loden also launched a special programme called 'Student Empowerment through Entrepreneurship Development' (SEED) in 14 university colleges and Technical Training Institutions (TTIs). This extended programme aims to stimulate the young minds of students at a time in their lives when they are full of imagination and open to new possibilities. It is expected to contribute towards extra curricular development of the students and inculcate entrepreneurial skills through exploring business opportunities, innovative thinking, confidence building and improvement of self-esteem and social awareness.
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Intuitively, because sleep deprivation had a negative effect on handling the complexity of the simulated marketing game, it also affected innovative processes as subjects failed to adopt a more innovative (and rewarding) style of play. Innovative thinking involves the construction of new behaviors based on the assimilation of continuously changing or novel information. In a study of military personnel who had undergone two nights of sleep deprivation, results showed marked reductions in the ability to generate ideas about a given topic (categories test); this is known as ideational fluency. Approximate Location of the Orbitofrontal cortex.
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He spent much of his post-professional football career in the financial industry. Most recently, Bryan worked in Manhattan, New York where he was responsible for managing a portfolio of high net-worth clients. During his tenure, he was instrumental in introducing an innovative coverage strategy that allowed the firm to more efficiently meet the needs of a broad array of clients. His initiative and innovative thinking quickly positioned Bryan as a leader amongst his peers and led to him being chosen to participate in the “Step Up To Lead” program for future leaders within the company.
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"Harvard Program addresses rape in the Congo", October 11, 2007, Accessed October 28, 2008 Crisis Mapping and Conflict Early Warning: HHI's current research seeks to identify innovative thinking and alternative approaches to community-based conflict early warning and response strategies, crisis mapping and use of information communication technology in areas of conflict worldwide."The Past and Future of Crisis Mapping", October 18, 2008, Accessed October 28, 2008 Humanitarian Studies Initiative: The Humanitarian Studies Initiative (HSI) is a rigorous humanitarian response curriculum taught by Harvard University professors and humanitarian experts to train the next generation of humanitarian leaders.
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The Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments (CSBA) is an independent, non-profit, Washington, D.C.-based think tank specializing in US defense policy, force planning, and budgets. It is headed by Dr. Thomas G. Mahnken. According to its website, CSBA's mission is > to promote innovative thinking and debate about national security strategy, > defense planning and military investment options ... [and] to enable > policymakers to make informed decisions in matters of strategy, security > policy and resource allocation. CSBA emphasizes initiatives the United States and its allies can take to wisely invest in the future, even during periods of fiscal austerity and uncertainty.
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The conversion to renewable fuels is expected to significantly cut long term heating costs in homes and businesses. The production of the fuel from Maine forests would also employ many Maine workers and keep the money spent on home heating in Maine. To implement the solution, Otten, Dutch Dresser, and Bill Strauss formed Maine Energy Systems, LLC. In January 2009, Maine Energy Systems was recognized by Senator Olympia Snowe (R – ME) as a small business that is using technology and innovative thinking to help solve our nation's energy crisis and keep Mainers warm during the lengthy winter.
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Emerging developments in artificial intelligence look likely to propel these changes into a new phase of social transformation, whose outlines at present remain hazy, but which look certain to be quite profound. Supercomputers are becoming more and more powerful in terms of their capacity to handle immense amounts of data while quantum computers, with even greater processing capacity, loom on the horizon. At the same time, deep learning—artificial neural networks capable of innovative thinking—is fast advancing. A world-wide debate is going on about how far artificial intelligence can match, or even surpass, human intellectual capabilities.
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Johnson instead argues that innovative thinking is a slow, gradual, and very networked process in which "slow hunches" are cultivated, and completed, by exposure to seemingly unrelated ideas and quandaries from other disciplines and thinkers. He lists the themes he has identified from studying which environments and conditions have been correlated, historically, with high innovation. He argues that they make theoretical sense because of their tendency to effectively explore the "adjacent possible", Stuart Kauffman's concept (which Johnson cites) of the space of innovations waiting to be made from combining immediately-available notions and solutions. His book Future Perfect: The Case for Progress in a Networked Age was released in September 2012.
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The third cocktail must be a reinvention of a classic Cuban rum cocktail. While preparing their drinks the participants must be able to hold a conversation and multi-task. The bartenders are judged out of 250 points : 150 points for the three cocktails based on the appearance, aroma, taste, finish and balance of the drink, and another possible 100 points for the technical skill, knowledge, innovative thinking, creativity, communication skills and overall image of the bartender. The final four competitors have 15 minutes to prepare the same three drinks, plus an additional drink that will test their creativity using secret ingredients given to them at the last minute.
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McDaniel's leadership and innovative thinking has attracted the likes of Forbes magazine,INgrooves' Rob McDaniels - Forbes Magazine Los Angeles Times,Robb McDaniels on Streaming Music - LA Times New York Times, Business Week, Entrepreneur, and many others. In 2013 he was asked to give the keynote address at the annual gathering of the National Association of Music Retailers (NARM).INgrooves Fontana CEO Robb McDaniels Will Keynote Music Biz 2012 He was also recently named to Billboard Magazine’s 2012 “40 under 40 – Power Players on the Rise” 40 under 40 - Billboard Magazine and was named in 2010 to Digital Media Wire's “25 Executives to Watch in Digital Media”.
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Global Strategy Forum was founded by Michael Ancram MP (now Lord Lothian) and Johan Eliasch in 2006 to generate open debate and discussion on key foreign affairs, defence and international security issues. GSF is an independent, non-party political, non-ideological organisation, which aims to provide a platform to explore some of the more challenging and contentious aspects of UK foreign policy and to stimulate imaginative ideas and innovative thinking in a rapidly changing global landscape. Michael Ancram delivered the Forum’s inaugural lecture in May 2006, entitled ‘A Fork In The Road – Sorting Out The UK’s Defence Policy Debacle’. Since then, GSF has continued to hold a regular events programme.
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In situations where the face off was in the opposition's end and there were perhaps three or less seconds to go in the first and/or second period, Neilson would pull his goaltender for an extra attacker for a potential shot on net off the ensuing face-off. His reasoning was that if the other team gained possession of the puck, it would be virtually impossible for the opposition to score from their end in the mere seconds that were left. No other coach would consider this radical move, and it was indicative of his innovative thinking. Neilson was well known for closely reading the rule book looking to exploit loopholes.
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The mission of Baltic Development Forum is to promote the Baltic Sea Region as an integrated, prosperous and internationally competitive growth region, to position the Baltic Sea Region in the EU and on the global map. Baltic Development Forum has consolidated its position as internationally recognized think-tank and networking organization that wants to inspire and challenge national and international decision-makers within business and government in the Baltic Sea Region. The Region’s potential and challenges are highlighted at the Summit as an important part of an increasingly globalised world. BDF offers a unique platform for innovative thinking, informal cross-sector/cross- border/cross-level encounters and concrete new business opportunities with a global perspective.
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The role of emotions in service encounters. An unpublished doctoral dissertation, University of Luton, UK. (4) creativity and innovative thinking; and (5) psychological health and well-being. In addition to the validity studies referenced here as well as the reviews mentioned in the Encyclopedia of Applied Psychology and in the Mental Measurement Yearbook, other researchers have also concluded that the Bar-On model is a valid and reliable measure of emotional and social intelligence. Additionally, Bar-On has authored or co- authored more than 40 publications describing his model including its predictive ability and applicability; and these publications have been cited in thousands of other publications, including peer-reviewed articles and doctoral dissertations.
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In June 2018, the Berggruen Institute announced plans to house a China Center at Peking University, an interdisciplinary research center founded with the aim to foster more cross-cultural dialogue. It houses fellows, and offers symposia and conferences. Overseen by Director Bing Song, the Berggruen China Center and its fellows are focused on the Frontier Technologies and Society program, the Digital Governance program, and its own Globalization and Geopolitics program. The China Center is among the first research institutions globally to focus on bringing together artificial intelligence scientists and Chinese philosophers to foster mutual understanding and innovative thinking, and on non-Western intellectual sources of governance for both domestic and global affairs in a digital age.
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Harrison described the pitch for production as the best meeting he ever had and went on to start full development. In 2019, Harrison reaffirmed this sentiment citing Evan's different approach this being instead of using PowerPoint, he wrote his own interactive 'PowerPoint' so that the game was playable through the presentation. Harrison stated that this demonstrated their innovative thinking and the way they wanted to challenge conventions impressed him. LittleBigPlanet was announced by Phil Harrison in his keynote at Game Developers Conference on 7 March 2007 in San Francisco; only upon arrival did Healey and others realise they were a part of his keynote with Healey noting that "Sony were very, very much behind the game, much more than we had previously thought".
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Scott called these 'discussion groups' and these were set up by him years before they became a routine part of hospital practice. This was innovative thinking as ophthalmologists had tended to become isolated from other branches of medicine by often working in single specialty hospitals and by the unique terminology they used. In 1964 along with Sir Arthur Porritt, at that time President of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, he was a founder member of the Royal Commission on Accident Prevention and became an enthusiastic supporter of its work. Scott's research philosophy warned of the hazards of short-term projects by clinically inexperienced workers and called for intimate linkage between various departments of medicine and science, taking diabetes as an example.
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The text has been cited by the U.S. government, e.g. on a military website by James Perry who states: > In February 1999, the PLA Literature and Arts Publishing House issued > Unrestricted Warfare, a book written by two PLA air force political > officers, Senior Col Qiao Liang and Senior Col Wang Xiangsui. The venue for > publication and the laudatory reviews of the book in official publications > suggested that Unrestricted Warfare enjoyed the support of some elements of > the PLA leadership. The Western press quoted various sensational passages > from the book and described it in terms that verged on hyperbole. The book > was not a blueprint for a “dirty war” against the West but a call for > innovative thinking on future warfare.
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This became the nation's first coach fair and boosted nighttime flying during a time the planes would have been sitting in the hangars. With the new coach fair's catching on flying was no longer just for the well to do. With his innovative thinking and aggressive cost cutting style Carmichael was able to reduce the company's $10 million debt and posted a profit of $1.5 million by 1950 and Capital became the 5th largest airline in the booming industry. In 1954 Carmichael, as president of Capital Airlines, announced the purchase of Viscount turboprop airplanes, introducing the turbo-jet airliner by the British Vickers-Armstrong Company to American commercial air travel and providing the first jet powered airlines in the nation.
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Located on a seismic prospect which had been recognized some years earlier, Mobil had waited to drill the Venture probe because the structure was deep and could contain high-pressure zones like those which had halted drilling at Sable Island in the previous decade. The Venture discovery well cost $40 million, then a startling price for a single well. Ironically, the first commercial offshore discovery, Mobil's 1973 Cohasset discovery, appeared relatively inconsequential when found. But toward the end of the 1980s, a combination of exploration successes and innovative thinking led to development of a field which most of the industry had seen as uneconomic. In December 1985, Petro- Canada spudded the Cohasset A-52 step-out well to explore the Cohasset structure southwest of Mobil's 1973 discovery well.
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Nicole has authored and designed many innovative breast-care, prevention, awareness and survivorship tools, including the Treatment Companion, a journal that encourages women to store their personal medical records in a transportable and attractive package as well as the Pink Slip Project, Beauty Beyond the Bruises. In October 2016 Nicole introduced the global and multi-lingual breast care awareness campaign The Gesture That Saves - in San Francisco California to 100 global peers from 40 countries during the VV100 retreat. Nicole has designed a comprehensive Breast-CareSolutions toolkit and is currently designing a reproductive-health advocacy program. In 2014, she pioneered the MOOC Camp series at the US Embassy in Port of Spain and in the same year, provided facilitation of a workshop in Innovative Thinking for the CARIRI Business Bootcamp series.
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In 2010 a consultation was launched as part of the new Conservative/Liberal Democrat Coalition Government's White Paper 'Liberating the NHS'. This initiative provided little in the way of innovative thinking, primarily re-stating existing strategies within the proposed new context of the Coalition's vision for the NHS. The degree of computerization in NHS secondary care was quite high before NPfIT, and the programme stagnated further development of the install base – the original NPfIT regional approach provided neither a single, nationwide solution nor local health community agility or autonomy to purchase systems, but instead tried to deal with a hinterland in the middle. Almost all general practices in England and Wales are computerized under the GP Systems of ChoiceGP Systems of Choice (GPSoC) programme, and patients have relatively extensive computerized primary care clinical records.
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This model of learning logs differs significantly from these earlier models by introducing a greater opportunity for the children to introduce colourful graphic and physical representations to illustrate their thinking and learning, rather than simply relying on the written word. Much of the development of learning logs built on practical classroom applications of mapping and visual tools. This has generated a motivation to engage in the process of reflective learning in students who have had more difficulty in expressing themselves through the conventional written form. The use of the learning logs has extended now to schools in Australia, Canada and Thailand in addition to their extensive use in schools throughout the UK. An outline of some of the practical applications of the learning logs along with a number of illustrations of the innovative thinking which has emerged as a product of this visual learning tool.
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Has a preliminary integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine research and practical work ability, with a certain ability to think and innovative thinking; 12\. With self-improvement, continuous pursuit of excellence awareness and self- learning, lifelong learning ability; 13\. Have the consciousness and ability to practice medicine according to law and protect the patients and their legitimate rights and interests in practice. Main courses: basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine, Chinese medicine diagnostics, pharmacy, prescriptions, Nei Jing Readings, Treatise on Readings, Golden Chamber Readings, Febrile Diseases, Collation, normal human anatomy, physiology, immunology and medicine Pathogen Biology, Pathology, pharmacology and other professional basic courses, as well as diagnostic basis, integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, integrated gynecology, Western medicine combined with ophthalmology, acupuncture, integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine pediatrics, Western medicine combined with injury science, integrated Chinese and Western medicine ENT, emergency medicine and other integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine courses.
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Persuaded to return to academia in 1998, when appointed to a Chair in Engineering at the University of Cambridge, he championed industry-focused research and grew the Geotechnical and Environmental Research Group into one of the largest in its field in the world. He was the Sir Kirby Laing Professor of Civil Engineering 2011-2017 and was Head of Civil Engineering 1999–2016. Mair organised the successful £2m bid for a Joint Infrastructure Award for the construction and equipping of the Centre for Geotechnical Process and Construction Modelling adjacent to the centrifuge facility on the West Cambridge site, which is part of the Schofield Centre. He led the establishment in 2010 of the Laing O'Rourke Centre for Construction Engineering and Technology at Cambridge, a partnership between the University of Cambridge and Laing O’Rourke – the UK's largest private construction company – to set up a multi-disciplinary academic centre to leverage innovative thinking to benefit the construction industry.
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Other highlights of his editorship included forcing the Victorian Government to launch a parliamentary inquiry into sexual-abuse allegations against the clergy; a years-long investigation into allegations of bank note scams linked to the Reserve Bank of Australia; multi-media coverage – print, television and online – of state and federal election campaigns; and strong advocacy on climate change, asylum-seekers, and the need for progressive, innovative thinking at state and federal levels to reignite infrastructure developments in Australia. The years 2008 to 2012 witnessed a severe tightening of the media market in Australia, and Ramadge was one of many editors forced to reduce staff numbers through voluntary redundancy programs. Ramadge announced on 25 June 2012, that he was stepping down from his role, along with his Sydney Morning Herald counterparts, editor Amanda Wilson and publisher Peter Fray. In July 2012, Ramadge was appointed to the role of Vice- Chancellor’s Professorial Fellow at Monash University, working alongside the then Vice-Chancellor, Professor Ed Byrne. He was commissioned to conduct a campus-wide review of the university’s strategy in Indonesia.
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Reed was Commander of the battleship from March 1923 to May 1924, He was commander of the Clemson-class destroyer by July, and by November, he was commanding the . By July 1925, Reed was at the Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island, in the Senior Class of 1926. After World War I, the college was led by Admiral William S. Sims, who promoted innovative thinking. Sims was commander of the Naval Forces in Europe during the war. He was assigned to the Ships' Movement Division of the office of the Chief of Naval Operations in Washington, D.C., by July 1926 and was there through at least January 1, 1928. During that time, Reed was promoted to captain on March 16, 1927. In August 1928, he commanded Division 80 of Destroyer Squadron 11, reporting to Lewis B. Porterfield. By April 1929, he was commander of Division 30 of Battle Fleet from the flagship . In January 1930, he was commander of Division 45 of Battle Fleet from the flagship .
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The Intelligent Energy Doctrine put forward by Wu in 2009 is of revolutionary significance to the construction of an intelligent energy net or "smart grid". Mr. Guido Bartels, Chairman of 2010 International Smart Grid Alliance, commented: “China is leading the world in quite a few innovative thinking in energy field. And the advanced concepts put forward by Wu and the team he led has been widely acknowledged in the industry, and Wu has made people understanding more and more clearer the critical pillar elements in energy transition, which is Intelligent Energy Net.” In addition, people in the industry have compared the “Intercontinental Interactive Energy Network Program” proposed by Wu with the US Pickens Energy Program and has named it as “Wu Jiandong Program”. In March, 2013, the publication of “The Green Paper Outline On Deepening China Electrical Power System Reformation”, primarily edited by Wu Jiandong, received great echo in the industry, and the book was honored by policy makers as having important reference value to the central government in studying and deciding the plan for a new round of electric power system reforms.
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As of 2013-14, Canisius enrolls approximately 885 students from Western New York and Southern Ontario, representing 4 counties, 42 cities and towns, and 147 grammar and middle schools. While the Catholic education system in Buffalo and the United States has declined since the start of the 21st Century, the Canisius student population has actually increased almost 20%, and today's student population is made of a mix of students from both Catholic and public grammar school backgrounds. The Class of 2009 produced 3 National Merit Finalists and 13 National Merit Commended Students, more than any other private high school in Western New York. Canisius offers a wide variety of extracurricular activities, including Mock Trial, The Citadel newspaper, the Chanticleer literary magazine, the Arena yearbook, the National Honor Society, Students Against Destructive Decisions, Coding Club, Ski Club, Donate Life, Foursquare Club, the Gamers' Guild, Stage Crew, Speech and Debate, Wall Street Club, Writers' Club, The Meditators (Meditation Club), Chess Club, Innovative Thinking & Entrepreneurial Club (ITEC), and a league- champion Masterminds (Quiz Bowl) team.
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