Examples of using Spinoffs in English and their translations into German
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I hate spinoffs.
Another important aspect of the framework agreement will be theutilization of joint research results by e.g. spinoffs.
Business sector Germany spinoffs firm exits start-ups.
Apart from the company and KIT,the building will be used by future startups and spinoffs of both partners.
Business sector spinoffs firm exits Germany start-ups.
The university's patenting and licensing strategy enables andregulates the use of its intellectual property by startups and spinoffs.
Contrary to spinoffs, they do not use protected know-how of KIT.
Current: 33% of contracts resulted in spinoffs(2011); Target: 50% 2018.
Also, we usually give spinoffs license agreements for DFKI technologies that they have to gradually pay down as soon as they turn a profit.
Young Tech Enterprises- industrial startups, spinoffs and young entrepreneurs.
Shareholdings and spinoffs 2008 Significant revenues from the sale of shareholdings totaling around EUR 2.7 million(2007: EUR 3.8 million) contributed to the encouraging exploitation result in 2008.
In Adlershof the policies of strategic partnerships culminate in successful spinoffs in many fields of microsystem technologies.
Innovation management extends from the counseling of inventors and patent applications totechnology marketing, project initiation, to licensing and the support of spinoffs.
SMART FRAME tries to make spinoffs more attractive and to advance them all over Europe.
Innovation is aimed atmaking scientific findings usable for society and industry through startups, spinoffs, licenses, and services for industry.
Many patents, cooperation projects with industry, and spinoffs document that the KIT succeeds in transferring research findings to society.
That means further automation in the process of producing viable games, plus easy tweaking of game methodologies;for example for producing sequels, spinoffs and sub-brands.
The SMART FRAME Central Europe projectwill organize the event“Best Practices for Science Spinoffs” on June 21, 10 hrs KIT Campus South, Otto-Ammann-Platz 1, building 10.81, Seminarraum 219.
Support for university spinoffs provided incentives for venture capital firms to invest risk capital in SMEs, and supported private initiatives such as Business Angels Networks.
Regional clusters are seen mainly as a spontaneous phenomenon;a geographical concentration of firms often developed through local spinoffs and entrepreneurial activity.
Therein lies the key to enormous industrial spinoffs, in that some of these genes could open the way for production of substances with high added value medicinal products, ingredients of food, etc.
Growing virtual crops and building virtual farms together in real-time,FarmVille has gone on to inspire multiple spinoffs, including FarmVille 2, FarmVille 2: Country Escape and FarmVille: Tropic Escape.
In his presentation,“Acceleration- Supporting scientific start-ups and spinoffs”, he introduced the Heidelberg Startup Partners as a cooperative initiative of the leading research and educational institutions.
The science based clusters have, thus, often been established fairly recently(Table 4.2), as the cluster firms are based on new technology and knowledge,and to some extent are spinoffs from universities and research institutes.
Academics work together with partners for research and science,the digital and education economies, spinoffs, EdTec startups, and young companies in e-learning and digital education.
Travel back to a different time and place courtesy of one of our Mad Bomber® hats orFRRTM Aviator hats, both spinoffs from those worn by bomber pilots and aviators in the era of open cockpits.
KIT's innovation management covers the entire range from advising inventors and applying for patents,to marketing technology, project initiation, licensing, and the support of spinoffs, as well as business training of young scientists, and the support of start-ups established by students.
Like Promotech, the other partners are Business and Innovation Centres(BICs),but are only beginning to explore the potential of research spinoffs.
With a research base of just three billion GBP(€ 4.9 billion), our universities created 199 spin off companies during 2000, while the US- although it spends 20 billion GBP(€ 32.4 billion) a year on research-only created 368 spinoffs.