innovator

Examples of innovated

innovated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

They innovated words which are historical evidence of the lessons they learned.
In doing so, the students drew from and innovated with the existing repertoire of collective action.
Early movement activity drew upon and innovated with traditional repertoire staples such as the round table discussion, the march, and the public pronouncement.
In propagation, copying plays no role since speakers make a choice between the innovated form and the old variant.
It must be the case that the common patterns either are innovated more often, or survive better from generation to generation.
The production technology being innovated, whether livestock, annuals, or perennials, is a determining factor of the impact innovation has on deforestation.
This paper will also examine a second category of cognate vocabulary, innovated vocabulary, which does not possess regular sound correspondences.
One must avoid falsely reifying ' the rural community ' by offering specific examples of reciprocal interactions that farmers have perpetuated and innovated in the face of market-formation.
Speakers who innovated the form orangutang after hearing orangutan would have constructed a lexical entry that does not generate the surface form they were exposed to.
Memory management is one area in which we have not innovated.
Therefore, we have innovated proposals as to how to achieve that; but, from the party opposite, we have nothing.
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