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innovation [ˌɪnəˈveɪʃən] N

1. innovation (sth new):

innovation

2. innovation no pl (introduction):

innovation

wprowadzanie nt zmian

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His service was noted by not only his progression but the record of his innovation. en.wikipedia.org

Discovery and innovation are at the heart of the schools approach to educating students. en.wikipedia.org

He is said to have introduced some scenic innovations, such as bringing lighted torches on the stage. en.wikipedia.org

It was also a place of many social innovations, often begun by women workers who were in the majority. en.wikipedia.org

Religion prompted many innovations in the name and service of religion. en.wikipedia.org

A first particular new innovation in robot design is the opensourcing of robot-projects. en.wikipedia.org

Two innovations were introduced in the interest of safety. en.wikipedia.org

The relatively short growing season demanded agricultural innovation. en.wikipedia.org

The capital-use charge followed another innovation, loans of state capital at interest to individual plants or groups of plants. en.wikipedia.org

Knowledge production happens at all levels, in national and international research laboratories, and with industrial partners through technology transfer and innovation. en.wikipedia.org

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