Sentence examples for attributed to the invention from inspiring English sources

The rise of big government in America has been attributed to the invention of air conditioning, which made Washington dangerously habitable.

In this Perspective, we review the discoveries attributed to the invention of semisynthetic [FeFe] hydrogenases and discuss the future implications of this technology for research on hydrogenases, molecular catalysts, and beyond.

The segment was about the rise in popularity of dining solo, which Kathie Lee attributes to the invention of smartphones.

The 2002 legal reform altered the situation: All professional inventions became attributed to the university.

The invention of the kana phonetic syllabary, traditionally attributed to the celebrated 9th-century Shingon priest and Sanskrit scholar Kūkai, enormously facilitated writing in Japanese.

The survival of the black letter (Gothic) in Germany is attributed to the fact that it was the current style at the time of the invention of printing in Germany and was thus employed by Gutenberg.

The invention of character-oriented printing from movable type (1440 50) is attributed to the German printer Johannes Gutenberg.

DeKalb's development was attributed to the barbed-wire industry established there by Joseph F. Glidden, who in 1874 invented a successful variety of barbed-wire fencing; his invention earned DeKalb the nickname "Barb City".

This moment can be partially attributed to the popularization of cutting-edge visualization tools through improvements to and inventions for mobile phones, tablets and wearable devices.

(8) Certain phenomena or entities such as inventions can only be predicted provided one has also the means to create them (Neurath 1931b/1973, 405); this insight is typically attributed to the critic of Neurath Popper, who published it much later.

No deaths are attributed to the storm.