Sentence examples for experience of invention from inspiring English sources

THURSDAY, MARCH 3 The League of Imaginary Scientists: The Zephyr Experiment MOCA Grand Ave (Downtown) 7-10pm For their third and final Engagement Party, the League of Imaginary Scientists present The Zephyr Experiment, inviting museum visitors to join in a hands-on experience of invention and experimental wonder, centered around explorations of human flight and floatation.

Results show that teams of a moderate size and with a moderate level of invention experience (both general and specific) are more likely to create inventions that balance exploration and exploitation.

While Necessity may indeed be the Mother of Invention, the experience of Ms. Troyer and Mr. Farentinos proves that Invention also needs an occasional assist from what we'll call its two eccentric Aunties: Flexibility and Persistence.

It could leave a legacy of enterprise, experience and invention that would put the UK at the forefront of digital information development".

"ODG is pioneering glasses for the masses that play movies with cinematic clarity, drop you inside immersive 3D interactive experiences, and reveal new worlds of invention and productivity," said Osterhout in a statement.

Stories are mosaics to me: Broken chunks and shards of time, experience, imagination, invention, learning, that I turn into a new image.

"You can say this is the biggest thing we've done to simplify the experience of sharing video since the invention of the GoPro itself," he says matter of factly.

Creation is the transformation of something from an invisible energetic state (an idea) into a state that is manifested in the world for others to experience (an invention, a piece of music, a painting...)...

The point of invention is to improve the human experience.

On a recent visit to the doctor, Edward Feigenbaum had the eerie experience of seeing one of his inventions used in a way he never expected: His 25-year-old concept was being used to diagnose a problem with his own breathing.

In precise terms, no doubt it isn't, but nor is it quite a work of invention; this is learning born of direct experience.