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innovation
noun as in change, novelty
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addition, alteration, contraption, departure, deviation, introduction, modernism, modification, mutation, newness, notion, permutation, shift, variation, vicissitude, wrinkle
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Naik noted that this innovation has significant implications for industries that generate large amounts of waste heat such as nuclear power plants and manufacturing facilities.
HKU Faculty of Arts PhD candidate Mr Hayk Azizbekyan, who leads this research and is from Armenia himself, explained: "MR and AR headsets have never been used before at an actual archaeological excavation project to support the digging work of a team, this is our game-changing innovation! I'm excited to experiment with future ways of studying old things and preserving cultural heritage. We call this project our 'vision for the future', since the technology enables new ways of 'viewing' the past'."
“The real benefit lies in extending the life of the tools and improving the quality of the products being produced,” says Jeremy Rydberg, chief innovation officer.
"Brain aging is also about brain development, and understanding sex differences in brain development is critical to understanding sex differences in the aging brain," said corresponding author Jill M. Goldstein, PhD, MPH, founder and executive director of the Innovation Center on Sex Differences in Medicine of Massachusetts General Hospital, a founding member of the Mass General Brigham healthcare system, and Professor of Psychiatry and Medicine at Harvard Medical School.
This innovation prevented the perovskite cells from breaking down over time -- especially when exposed to extreme heat.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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