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Real innovation is a dying art. It’s true that creativity—the business of thinking up new ideas—is far from dead, but it’s getting harder and harder to get new concepts applied in design, manufacturing or business. It costs thousands of pounds to get a new idea into the marketplace, and there is very little support for anything from most companies or government. A lot of people don’t want to know. I’ve always been interested in new ideas: I was trained as an engineer and went to work for an automotive components company, and almost from the first day I was asking why things were done in this way and not that. I thought up my first invention at 19—then I discovered someone else had got there first. I’ve been inventive all my life. I’ve got 14 patents to my name. Invention is what happens when you come across a problem, and look for a solution. It could be at work or at home in the garden—like a better way of mowing the lawn, say. But these days creativity is being stifled because there are so many hoops to go through. You have a brilliant idea for a left-handed widget but you still have to ask yourself: Is it new Has it already been protected Is there a market for it Is the investment worth it Only 4 percent of granted patents reach the market place. Part of the problem is that manufacturing industry and government are obsessed with complex technology like bioengineering. There is no interest in low technology or simple ideas that are equivalent to the invention of the paperclip. Inventors still come up with simple devices, but it’s difficult to get anyone interested. But it’s also a very British problem. Inventions from Britain are often taken up overseas, because most British companies tend not to look outside their own factory gates. My own personal theory is that it’s a legacy of the Empire, when Britain had a captive audience and little competition, so industries didn’t need to market their products. Nowadays, companies from other leading economies have to make what the consumer wants in order to ensure their profits, so they are always ready to innovate. And many British manufacturers have never caught up. Plus, British schoolchildren aren’t embracing vocational training subjects such as metalwork, woodwork, or design and technology. As a result university engineering departments are closing. Tomorrow’s World used to be on the TV, but where is that now The whole lack of interest in creativity and invention is a symptom of the class system, too—there’s a kind of snobbishness in Britain about cleverness and originality. The only inventors you see in the media are people like Sir Clive Sinclair and Trevor Bayliss who come across like mad scientists.
A. He was original and creative. B. He has got 14 patents to his name.C. His first invention was a big success. D. He was trained to he an engineer.
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按照市场营销学对新产品的定义，新牌子产品不属于新产品的范踌。
A.对 B.错
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稷下学宫的学生守则是（）
A.《弟子职》
B.《弟子规》
C.《劝学篇》
D.《学记》
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正常运行中，进入轴承的润滑油压在0.096～0.124MPa，各轴承进油温度应为43～49℃，各轴承回油温度应小于100℃。
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社会创业更加致力于（）。
A.持续改进
B.学习创新
C.阶段改进
D.被动学习
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该程序的运行结果是____ #include void main() {int n='c'; switch(n++){default:printf("error");break; case 'a':case 'A':case 'b': case 'B' :printf("good");break; case 'c': case 'C': printf("pass"); case 'd': case 'D': printf("warn");}}
A. error B. good C. pass D. passwarn
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研究理气药对消化道运动功能影响的实验方法是（）
A.离体胃肠道平滑肌实验法
B.在体胃肠道平滑肌实验法
C.小肠推进运动法实验
D.肠管囊内压测定法实验
E.肠管悬吊法实验
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配载计算是（）模块的功能。
A．订单管理
B．调度管理
C．货物在途跟踪
D．基本资料管理
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礼貌服务主要体现在站立服务、微笑服务、敬语服务三个方面。
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下面关于BIO的说法正确的是（）。
A.BIO是面向流，阻塞，同步的IO
B.BIO是面向流，非阻塞，同步的IO
C.BIO是面向流，阻塞，异步的IO
D.BIO是面向流，非阻塞，异步的IO
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网卡插在微机的扩展槽上,实现与主机总线的通信连接解释井执行主机的控制命令,实现于主机总线的通信连接解释并执行主机控制命令,实现的是OSI____ 和数据链路层的功能。
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