Innovative Theory New Dictionary

Author: Jin Wuren, Editor-in-Chief
Publisher:
Publishing Date: 2001-10-01
Features:
1. This dictionary is a compact reference tool primarily intended for theoretical researchers in innovative studies, management professionals, technical developers, science and technology workers, school teachers and students, as well as other readers engaged in specific fields.
2. The definitions in this dictionary strive for accuracy and conciseness, while the examples are designed to be practical and appropriate. The dictionary contains over 557 entries, all selected from widely circulated books, newspapers, and magazines on innovation both domestically and internationally. The definitions and explanations are written by professional researchers, aiming for depth with clarity and ease of understanding.
3. All entries in this dictionary are related to basic concepts, theories, or practical activities of innovation to varying degrees. It covers nearly all aspects of innovative activities and explains the profound meaning of innovation from different perspectives, hoping to provide assistance to readers of varying backgrounds and achieve the effect of "different strokes for different folks."
Usage Instructions:
1. The dictionary contains 557 entries, all arranged in pinyin order. Characters with the same pronunciation but different tones are listed in tone order.
2. Entries are sorted by individual characters. Multi-character entries with the same first character are arranged in pinyin order based on the second character, and so on.
3. The dictionary includes "Important Reference Books," "Foreign Language Index of Entries," and "Thematic Index of Entries" to help readers quickly locate the desired entries based on their reading needs.