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• Originality and innovatory outputs are more important than mere quantity.
• His chief skill lay in the innovatory design of small-scale interiors.
• This unique student news agency created a range of innovatory and influential journalistic work.
• The innovatory journalistic format and techniques from the 1975 article had by then become well established.
• Cane s style can best be described as Arts and Crafts and his curvy borders were seen as innovatory at the time.
• The political Camorra was also innovatory because it tried to establish a federation between clans to overcome mutual suspicion and bloody feuds.
• He also launched a new and innovatory model of presidential campaign with the motto " each citizen, one campaign " in Iran.
• The school makes extensive use of technology in the curriculum and has been featured by BBC News regarding the innovatory use of iTunes U courses
• The management interprets its remit as serving the local community and the cause of international peace and to do so in exciting and innovatory ways.
• These ambitious and important aims resulted in a classified card index, innovatory in its day, for every known site and structure in Wales.
• Bermondsey Settlement hosted of a range of innovatory work and attracted some significant residents and helpers including Ada Salter, Alfred Salter and Grace Kimmins.
• For example Pratella discusses the geniuses of Richard Wagner and Richard Strauss and how they struggled to combat and overcome the past with innovatory talent.
• The Teatro Lirico di Cagliari has received some important national prizes, in particular the " Premio Franco Abbiati " in 2001 for its innovatory programme.
• To the sides are blind arcading, remains of 14th-century paintings and numerous stone benches above which are innovatory large 4-light quatre-foiled windows.
• During the 1670s Weise produced a number of innovatory political and satirical novels, starting with " Die drey Haupt-Verderber in Teutschland " ( 1671 ).
• A further example of how innovatory the company could be is apparent in 1936, when it introduced the first electronics for control of precision grinding machines, this being a timing device.
• :So if trends continue, in the future there will be a few innovatory business people with fantastically high incomes who live in great luxury, but who pay a lot of tax.
• Cimrman never received great fame as a playwright in his lifetime, often because of his innovatory practices, such as changing the length of the play in several successive performances or presenting new ideas.
• However, these approaches, which can alter human cognitive abilities as well as infringe on an individual s right to the privacy of his or her own thoughts, are still innovatory and early in development.
• Other than southern Occitano-Romance, the Gallo-Romance languages are quite innovatory, with French and some of the Gallo-Italian languages rivaling each other for the most extreme phonological changes compared with more conservative languages.