How did innovation and reform during the Renaissance&the other are detailed, change life in Europe?
Q. Full question : How did innovation and reform during the Renaissance, Reformation, and the Scientific Revolution change life in Europe ? This is for my schoool projcet DUE ! O512O9 & im stuck d: this is a biigg part of my grade. Please help me , ORDER it by Paragraph by paragraph , or something . Thankyou !
Asked by Sophia - Mon May 11 23:01:05 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. the Renaissance was a cultural movement that spanned roughly the 14th to the 17th century, beginning in Italy in the Late Middle Ages and later spreading to the rest of Europe. the term is also used more loosely to refer to the historic era, but since the changes of the Renaissance were not uniform across Europe, this is a general use of the term. as a cultural movement, it encompassed a rebellion of learning based on classical sources, the development of linear perspective in painting, and gradual but widespread educational reform. traditionally, this intellectual transformation has resulted in the Renaissance being viewed as a bridge between the Middle Ages and the Modern era. although the Renaissance saw revolutions in many… [cont.]
Answered by Fox News is the best! - Fri May 15 22:07:32 2009

How can innovation help a wine company break free from the competitive pack and tap existing and new markets?
Q. How can innovation help a wine company break free from the competitive pack and tap existing and new markets for growth? Please help me in this regard. I have to write a 750 words essay on this question and I have no ideas about the subject. Thanks a lot in advance for all sorts of cooperation. Best regards
Asked by Mehmood - Sun Sep 16 01:53:31 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Pre-packaged cuisine. Gourmet dinner packs for people on the go. Offering the compliment food and wine. Smaller personal sized (wine glass sized) or sized for two. Snack packs with bread, cheese, meat and wine. Perfect for lawn concerts and picnics. Basically, look at the market. When and where do people drink wine... What else do they shop for when they buy wine to compliment it. Make it easier for them to do what they are already doing by creating packs, cross promotional tie-ins or whatever you can to provide a convenience to the consumer when they buy your product. Take the guess work out of which wine is good with which food. Best to you!
Answered by E. Paul H. 74 - Sun Sep 16 02:20:43 2007

What is the difference between innovation ceramic braces and the traditional metal ones?
Q. Im getting braces soon and have to decide between innovation ceramic braces or the traditional metal ones. Other than the cosmetic factor, what are the pros and cons of both?
Asked by chris a - Mon Feb 9 13:15:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I have ceramic ones on my first 6 front teeth. Cosmetically is the biggest difference. Also the ceramic brackets are a little bit bigger than the metal ones. They also cost a little bit more but not too much.
Answered by SPH - Mon Feb 9 13:20:58 2009

What relationship exists between technology and scientific innovation?
Q. Advances in cell theory were totally dependent on the invention of the microscope. While there was indirect evidence for cells, we needed an apparatus to view them. It is likely that someone else would have invented the microscope later, but the advances in cell theory would have only come after this invention. What relationship exists between technology and scientific innovation?
Asked by popsicle - Thu Jan 8 07:51:40 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. if the equation for this exists...it must not have the word "WAR" anywhere near it. It must have the need for "Peace" and enlightment. To better humankind towards unification. It must also have the idea of $$$ removed. --- It must have the idea of working close to the laws of nature. etc. etc.
Answered by demondoppel - Thu Jan 8 11:06:44 2009

What's the difference between an invention patent and an innovation pattent ?
Q. Is an innovation a change over something that's been invented?
Asked by denniscla - Sun Mar 30 23:31:01 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Innovation has nothing to do with marketing directly. Nor does it have anything to do with an invention directly. You can innovate in any field or anything withhout an invention in sight (see Starbucks below). Simply put, when you innovate, you introduce an improvement in something. The innovation can be tiny or huge. It can be simple or complex. Starbucks has brougth decent coffee to masses of people. That's a simple innovation but on a large scale. Apple introduced the iPod which is a portable digital media player ... plays MP3 audio files. MP3 is an open standard audio file format. So Apple did not "invent" anything but they innovate by packaging existing technology in a way that allowed people to enjoy their MP3s on the move. That… [cont.]
Answered by Samo - Mon Mar 31 00:42:11 2008

What is an invention or innovation that has not been a help to society or benefited it?
Q. Hi there, What do you think is an invention or innovation that has not been a help to society or benefited it? And why? (If you want you can mention more than one) It will be interesting to see different answers for this. Thanks for your time.
Asked by ???? - Sat Oct 20 01:36:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments

A. The Atom Bomb.
Answered by dizzkat - Sat Oct 20 01:42:53 2007

What are the some of the best innovation companies and/or consulting groups?
Q. Ideo is probably the most famous innovation company - it helps client organizations develop innovative new product ideas. Fahrenheit 212 is a consulting group that analyzed trends and market opportunities, and develops new products. Ideas to Go is a firm that holds brainstorming sessions to identity innovative new business ideas. What are some other famous, successful, popular, or interesting firms the help companies develop innovative ideas, products, or processes?
Asked by Scott D - Fri Feb 2 11:54:08 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The consulting companies noted in other responder answers aren't necessarily innovative, but they do help companies market and strategize products and service offerings. In terms of "revolutionizing" an industry or how a product is brought to market, the following entities come to mind: Applied Minds (Glendale, CA) A think tank and innovention company, noted for their speech scrambler product (Babble), an online search and collaborative system (Metaweb), and other innovations. idealab (Pasadena, CA) These people are best known as a startup incubator and venture capitalist firm. You might be familiar with some of their current and previous holdings such as: Commission Junction, Cooking.com, Tickets.com, NetZero/United Online,… [cont.]
Answered by mktgurl - Fri Feb 9 19:55:45 2007

Why do successful innovation requires input from all departments within a firm?
Q. Why do successful innovation requires input from all departments within a firm , not just the reserch and development department?
Asked by Yeung M - Sat Dec 8 18:15:54 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I think that when we go from company to company, it is essential to ask the fist starter questions like who you are and what brought you here. As an on-line interprenuer, I am also learning and discovering that no what where I opt in to apply or just check it out. The first thing they want to know is your demographics. Because we are dealing with public and private companies that are into the network of on-line marketing. I think for safety measures this protects us. However some have personal and private sites that sure don't need public awareness! I am affiliated with Social Networking sites and that is just one leverage gain to my advatantage. " I THINK" In knowing who what we are looking for and who are audience targets are. … [cont.]
Answered by Cathymarie1 - Sat Dec 8 18:30:43 2007

What do you think is the best technological innovation in the past decade?
Q. I need to write and essay to get into a class over the summer. The prompt is: What do you believe is the best technological innovation in the past decade? Write about its benefits and challenges and how the challenges could be overcame to increase the benefits of mankind. I have some ideas but this is a really tough prompt for me. Which of my ideas are the best or do you have any better ideas? -Wi-fi, -Wii Fit and other Health and fitness influencing programs, -iPhones and Blackberries, -Navigator s for cars
Asked by alexa.abcdefg - Thu Jan 8 10:24:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Well if the list you gave is the greatest technological advancements we've had in the last decade, we as a civilization are royally screwed. I would say the implement of Ethanol as a major use for a oil alternative. It was started in the 60's but in the 90's new technology put it into plants and begun on the path to getting all country's off of oil and onto a more sustainable and healthier alternative fuel.
Answered by fadedecko - Thu Jan 8 10:37:36 2009

What a recent innovation thats causing controversy?
Q. I have to find an article about a recent (before 1999) innovation that is causing controversy. i found one on nuclear expansion, but my teacher said its been around for to long.
Asked by RokBox - Wed Jan 9 16:17:31 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. WOW!! New Fuel Idea A Guy find a new way to fuel our cars, pretty awesome, not what you would think could burn.
Answered by louy lefty - Wed Jan 9 16:36:35 2008

How to improve creativity and innovation in 3-4yr old kids?
Q. I'm looking for games (online or otherwise) or some stories, plays, etc that would improve children's creativity and inculcate innovation in them. I feel that early years are the only time to train the brain for creativity. thanks!
Asked by River C - Wed Jan 2 20:21:28 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Here are some activities that encourage creative play with kids. - draw, color, paint, scribble - dance to some music - playing pretend with dolls, cars, other toys - having props to pretend to be different careers like a doctor, mail carrier, fire fighter, police officer, etc - building with blocks, big size legos, tinker toys, etc - modeling with clay, play-doh - give them basic musical instruments and let them bang around and make noise (like pots and pans, jingle bell shakers, toy drum, toy flute, toy trumpet, etc) - give them lots of different kinds of experience to build their background knowledge (go to museums, zoos, parks, etc) - read to them (build vocabulary, comprehension, fluency over time)
Answered by moreta1 - Wed Jan 2 20:29:41 2008

Areas of science where there is little entrepreneurship or innovation?
Q. I have to do an assignment of an area of science that has shown little or no innovation in Australia but ideas about areas internationally would be good too. It has to be something that I am familiar with so something to do with biology maybe but any suggestions would be a great help. I also have to suggest ways in which innovation could be boosted in this industry and the bennefits it would have on that industry and the Australian economy. Any ideas would be REALLY helpfull. Thank you in advance.
Asked by Abc - Mon Aug 24 22:08:51 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Since Science is/should not be subject to entrepreneurship or innovation, those being aspect of business and technology (which is the application of science) it is a bit tough to bring it to focus - especially when the places it has been done seem a bit obnoxious - like the Genome race.
Answered by mike1942f - Mon Aug 24 22:23:54 2009

What is the newest innovation in the world of technology?
Q. My English asked me to make a report about the newest and a very interesting innovation in technology, guyz plz help me...give me your thoughts i really need help. The project must be done in 4 days. plz give me a NEW invention and just tell me what it is...ill od the rest. i only need the topic. but remember the innovation must be very new...Something unique
Asked by Terry26839 - Wed Dec 2 08:55:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. if yo want a Scientific technology go for big bang or if all in one multimidea or bussness n97 ,iphone, supercomputer,ps3
Answered by master no 123 - Wed Dec 2 09:13:25 2009

What navigational innovation enabled the 14th-century era of European exploration by ships?
Q. What navigational innovation enabled the 14th-century era of European exploration by ships?
Asked by grandmom3 - Fri Jun 29 06:06:48 2007 - - 29 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Compass works for the radio trivia!!! mas
Answered by Alice S - Fri Jun 29 07:06:02 2007

Innovation cycle of the Black Box Flight Recorder ???? Will give pionts to best answer?
Q. What is the Innovation Ccyle of the Black Box Flight Recorder . I cannot find anything on the net and honestly , when i think about it , i can't think of a cycle . All it does is sit in the plan until it crashes . Basically how it is made from beggining design to the end design How it is made and designed
Asked by pinko0omonkey - Sat Jun 21 02:31:03 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I don't know if I can help you with an innovation 'cycle', but I might be able to shed some light on your subject. In the early days of avation, there wasn't technology available to record what an aircraft was doing prior to an accident, so the engineers were left scratching their collective heads wondering what caused the problem. As technology and aircraft progressed, they began installing flight data recorders that recorded a certain number of parameters during a flight on a looped 30 minute tape. In other words, the recording holds only the last 30 minutes of data no matter how long the flight was before the event. They also required cockpit voice recorders to be installed for the same reasons. It too, only records the last 30… [cont.]
Answered by RGTIII - Mon Jun 23 03:34:30 2008

how can i sell my internet innovation to google?
Q. I want to sell my innovation to google or any other internet company. How can i do that. Where can i email.
Asked by manish p - Sat May 9 04:39:47 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Oh my. No one will buy your innovation unless you can actually prove it's going to work. Make a website out of it and once you get a big enough following then you can be bought out. You won't get much for just the idea though.
Answered by Solarisphere - Sat May 9 04:44:31 2009

Why is it important to have a vision and goals for change and innovation?
Q. Why is it important to have a vision and goals for change and innovation and to communicte them to those involved? within a business environment
Asked by Sam - Wed Jul 8 14:52:51 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It gives workers something to work for and have a sense that they're not just turning in circles. Also, the point of a company is to provide some service so managing the business would be based on providing the service, the goal, of the company. Also, a vision is what a company is trying to accomplish, like supplying the world with new technology etc. Innovation is what keeps investors who supply the company with capital (money basically) happy and feel their money is going to be returned in large amount or amounts that satisfy them (why they invested in the first place). Change keeps a company level with its competition and keeps the company afloat. So, it keeps a company running from a worker's goal to the funding of the company.
Answered by Hiya - Wed Jul 8 15:37:58 2009

An important scientific innovation rarely makes its way by gradually winning over and converting its opponents?
Q. An important scientific innovation rarely makes its way by gradually winning over and converting its opponents: What does happen is that the opponents gradually die out.- Max Planck. What is your view on this?
Asked by AALUNGA - Thu Jan 14 02:33:39 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It's just a way to emphatically make the point that people, even scientists, are stubborn and are invested in their own egos. It's not true. Quantum physics. Inflationary cosmology. Tunneling. String theory is just the opposite. Its pursuit has swallowed up the majority of theoretical physics research (and funding) even before it is known whether it's even a viable theory. Still, it's a cute way for Dr. Planck to express his frustration with his opponents.
Answered by Frank N - Thu Jan 14 11:16:08 2010

What is good Innovation In History that Impacted and Changed History?
Q. I am participating in History Fair and need a good topic. I will do a website and I don't want a topic that everybody will use. Also, please an innovation not Invention. Thanks I was think of doing it on Edwin Howard Armstrong-the modern radio, but I'm not sure if that was a innovation.
Asked by I Q M - Mon Jun 29 16:41:15 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Probably the most important innovation was Henry Ford's use of the assembly line and mass production. It tremendously increased productivity, making his automobiles much more affordable for the common man. This philosophy was adapted to many other factories. The ability to mass produce was an important factor in the Allies winning World War II. We could replace material much faster than Germany or Japan could. Hope this helps.
Answered by woodtick314 - Mon Jun 29 16:51:19 2009

Are we suffering because Big Science universities stifle innovation and new thought?
Q. Einstein was a patent clerk when he proposed Special Relativity. Today, he wouldn't even get noticed because he lacked the creditibity that is doled out by the "scientific establishement" hack machine that only rewards saying what the politically correct want to hear, and punishes anyting that offers innovation and creativity. Something to think about. Time to stop punishing our genius and letting our science be defined by the people who win by being the least creative and the biggest hacks.
Asked by William K - Wed Dec 9 10:26:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I thoroughly disagree. Universities in the U.S. are on the cutting edge when it comes to scientific development and innovation; the advances in a variety of scientific fields since Einstein have been remarkable. We consistently rack up more Nobel Prizes than other nations do. And might I point out that Einstein wasn't able to get an academic appointment back in the early 20th century? European universities and educational systems back then offered far fewer opportunities for young scholars than our schools do today. It was this country -- and specifically the Institute for Advanced Studies in Princeton -- that offered Einstein the scope and freedom for further study while placing few obligations on him. The Institute continues to do… [cont.]
Answered by Lili - Wed Dec 9 10:52:38 2009