Sentence examples for complex inventors from inspiring English sources

The main problem, argues Georges Haour, of IMD, a Swiss business school, is that Cambridge suffers from the Peter Pan complex: "inventors never want to grow up, they are happy with modest success".

It is a critique that today's inventors of complex financial products have obviously failed to understand.

His West Orange complex was developed by the mature inventor to harness creativity and technology and create an "invention factory" -- the sort of place where anything could be thought up and built, and eventually manufactured.

Successful inventors are skilled at managing these complex systems, receptive to feedback, and able to revisit and change course.

This is a complex instance of a type B subnetwork, where academic inventors and researchers from private companies collaborate with each other in taking out patents in which universities and firms are co-assignees.

Charlie Trotter is there, too, the inventor of an American cooking style so complex I sometimes think he uses a computer to execute it.

No one is using that word to describe the 400,000 artifacts and 5 million documents in the Thomas Edison National Historical Park, the inventor's five-and-a-half-acre laboratory complex, which reopened last month after a six-year renovation.

The type B subnetworks represent the most complex case (multiple ties linking organisations as well as industrial and academic inventors) where the attribution of property right could be more uncertain.

Z.L. and P.J.S. and are named inventors on a patent application relating to the iridium complexes used in their own work filed by the University of Warwick.

The authors declare the following competing financial interest(s): P.J.S. and Z.L. are named inventors on a patent application relating to the iridium complexes used in this work filed by the University of Warwick.

It is worth mentioning that one of these structures is rather complex, being formed by the interactions of one assignee and an academic inventor (from Torino University) acting as a broker connecting other academics (from his own university and external universities) and industrial inventors.