Sentence examples for development of the invention from inspiring English sources
Today, though, a development of the invention, known as spread-spectrum technology, is being used in a wide range of electronic products, including mobile phones.
In this case, the researcher can commercialize his research results at his own spin-off company, and he or she can thus retain control over the further development of the invention and the commercialization process.
The U.S. Small Business Administration SBAA) defines innovation as 'a process that begins with an invention, proceeds with the development of the invention, and results in the introduction of a new product, process or service to the marketplace.' Even more simply, Glynn (1996) described the process as two main phases: invention (initiation of the idea) and implementation.
In this survey, neither collecting industrial feedback on the applicability of an invention (Arvanitis et al. 2008) nor ensuring an ecosystem that is more flexible than the university for the further development of the invention was viewed differently by the traditional and entrepreneurial scientists.
Organizations or funds to assure the development of the inventions further and facilitate more efficient exploitation of university inventions are needed in Finland.
In that regard, development of effective pedagogies involving historical reconstructions required development of an intentional system in the same manner that development of the original inventions themselves required a systematic approach that involved both applied and theoretical knowledge.
"To argue that these weapons won't be developed simply because existing armaments will do a satisfactory job contradicts the history and the logic of weapons development, from the invention of the machine gun to the hydrogen bomb".
This chapter provides a brief history of transistor development, the invention of the analog integrated circuit (IC), and operational amplifier advances.
The first major milestone in the history of antibody research and development was the invention of hybridoma technology to create monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) in 1975 by Georges Kohler and Cesar Milstein [1], who were awarded the Nobel Prize in 1984.
The catalyst for its development was the invention of a new type of sticky, but not too sticky glue by a 3M scientist Spencer Silver in the 1960s.
The Sumerians were responsible for the first system of writing, cuneiform; the earliest known codes of law; the development of the city-state; the invention of the potter's wheel, the sailboat, and the seed plow; and the creation of literary, musical, and architectural forms that influenced all of Western civilization.
