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To inspire an innovational mind of the teachers.

Or consider his cavil at my use of two words, "debonair" and "innovational."

By early years of this system was threatened to the rise of innovational system.

Teachers of the faculty have been actively participating in the implementation of the "Education" innovational educational project.

This piece was considered an innovational work that has been described as dynamic, progressive, and vigorous, while still being faithful to the Russian folk spirit.

This innovational toy was based on a mechanism that was on the cutting edge of technology.

At Namangan State University currently exists 23 innovational groups involving 78 teaching staff.

Moreover, much software writing is creative and frequently requires innovational skills not yet associated with off-the-shelf software packages.

These accolades are awarded in recognition of a particular body of work, which may be innovational, or provide a solution to an outstanding problem in an established field.

Department of Economics Specialties: enterprise economics, accounting and auditing, finance and credit; management of innovational activity; management.

It was produced by Victor Peraino, who is known for his innovational work on the Mellotron with England's Arthur Brown.

Kazan National Research Technological University, KNRTU is an innovational scientific educational complex.

In 2000, Mullen filed for a Unites States patent in support of his innovational work in the area and submitted the following abstract to the US Patent office:

For development and implementation into teaching and educational process of innovational educational technologies the university was awarded witha diploma of exhibition "Innovational educational technologies 2007".

The faculty preserves and improves existing traditions and develops new fields of activity: new educational programs, standards and tests are elaborated, innovational educational technologies and concepts are worked out.

The influence of Gustav Mahler was particularly innovational; in his later symphonies, such as the mammoth Symphony No. 8, Mahler pushes the furthest boundaries of orchestral size, employing huge forces.

The purpose of the current common EEI configurations of their electronic components, types of luminaries, uninterruptible power sources and designs are selected based in innovational purpose, product reliability, linear luminary capability and user-friendly convention and aesthetics.

I value the proposed changes to lifelong learning, such as the amendment of the Leonardo da Vinci programme to facilitate the transfer of innovation, and the amendment of the Grundtvig programme to facilitate the innovational mobility of older learners.

The SACC-SF/SV operation strives to connect the entrepreneurial and innovational spirit that is stored in the Bay Area with Swedish corporations and start ups, SACC-SF/SV operates by:

Readers imagining that they have to assess novels as if they were teaching Creative Writing 101 and assigning grades will be disgusted, will point out the unlikelihood of Jane Austen using words like "innovational," calling an elderly woman "debonair" and forgetting what "disinterest" means.

In that hall of mirrors, we see the innovational big hotels, the restaurants (grand and not so grand), the huge department stores, the vanished French trans-Atlantic liners and the automobiles (not excluding that stalwart of the immediate post-World War II era, the two-horsepower Citroen).