Sentence examples for further invention from inspiring English sources

They're adequate to the task, though the kitchen has opportunity for further invention.

So the hand-cranked laptop entails the further invention of a hand-cranked printer: one, moreover, which will need to run forever on ink that costs essentially nothing.

In the 18th and 19th centuries, the Industrial Revolution encouraged the further invention of machines for use in processing various natural fibres, resulting in a tremendous upsurge in fibre production.

We want to have patent protection that is strong enough to encourage more invention but not one that is strong enough to deter further invention or innovation.

And as such they provide the raw material for further invention, for recombination and parody and elaboration and homage, for dumb jokes and works of art, for individual inspiration and shared celebration.

The new, relatively sedentary life spawned further inventions, such as pottery.

I was a great storyteller, she said, emboldening me to further inventions and reconstructions of these children's classics.

An alternative view sees innovations as embedded in a co-evolutionary socio-technical landscape, where inventions develop in a technological environment and become building blocks for further inventions.

He released two illustration-filled collections of his columns, "The Inventions of Daedalus" (1982) and "The Further Inventions of Daedalus" (1999).

To the delight of his fans -- scientists and scientifically literate readers -- 102 of Daedalus's columns have been anthologized by Oxford University Press as "The Further Inventions of Daedalus".

He returned to Germany to complete his studies and then went again to England in February 1844 with the intention of selling further inventions.