Fourier analysis was invented at the beginning of the 19th century and it was just a theory.
ABC analysis was invented by Vilfredo Pareto.
During that time, sophisticated methods of perturbation analysis were invented to calculate the deviations of orbits due to the influence of multiple bodies on a planet, moon, comet, or asteroid.
At the time, exposure assessment had been considered only a practical analysis tool invented primarily to support the field of risk assessment (NRC 1983).
This view closely resembles that of Wright's ideas on physiological flows and causality, who also invented path analysis, specifically to analyze physical and physiological chains of causes, direction of their flows and their ultimate effects (Wright 1921).
Another was a prescient analysis of Thatcherism, a term invented by the Jamaican-British thinker Stuart Hall, and used to describe not just a political project, but its embedding in millions of ordinary lives in the form of basic ideas about common sense and everyday life.
Forensic evidence think fingerprint matching, hair and fiber analysis, ballistics, etc has been largely invented by and developed by police and police organisations.
The study is also "very valuable" in that it underscores the need to educate recovering addicts, says Werner Baumgartner, chairman of Psychemedics Corporation in Culver City, California, who invented the hair analysis technique in 1978 to investigate drug use history.
Pharmacokinetic analysis had yet to be invented, and methods for quantitation of drugs in serum or plasma were in their infancy, but the spectrophotometric assays that were conducted still provided valuable information.
Foucault was quite explicit on this point, arguing that not only would 'political analysis and critique…have to be invented' (Foucault, 1996a[1977c]: 211), but also this would be a 'permanent political task' (Foucault, 1983a: 223).
