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... period of development . But some go through a full course of gestation , and finally emerge as new and useful ... period ) from first conception to first realization . Implicitly , there- fore , we have defined two other periods of time ...
... period of development . But some go through a full course of gestation , and finally emerge as new and useful ... period ) from first conception to first realization . Implicitly , there- fore , we have defined two other periods of time ...
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... period . But to understand the backgound from which innovation evolves , and to appreciate the impact of innovation on society , we consider also the preconception and postin- novative periods . The preconception period presents ...
... period . But to understand the backgound from which innovation evolves , and to appreciate the impact of innovation on society , we consider also the preconception and postin- novative periods . The preconception period presents ...
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... period in question . They also found that sales of raw popcorn in retail outlets , such as drugstores and supermarkets , increased 1200 percent in the same period , accounting for nearly all of the overall increase . How do you account ...
... period in question . They also found that sales of raw popcorn in retail outlets , such as drugstores and supermarkets , increased 1200 percent in the same period , accounting for nearly all of the overall increase . How do you account ...
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