Sentence examples for groups invented from inspiring English sources

But like those shadowy outside groups invented by Karl Rove and his cronies for the 2010 campaign, No Labels has registered as a 501 (c) (4) and is not legally bound to release information about its contributors.

This results in non-uniformity in the overall system design since individual groups invent their own vocabulary while using a language like SysML which leads to inconsistencies across the design, interface and realized code.

Abbreviations are also a persistent problem, since many structures are difficult to represent in a human-readable way without abbreviating certain groups, but since there is no universal repository for abbreviations, and many research groups invent their own overlapping sets for localised use, it is necessary to have a way to define these internally as part of the structure definition.

These small groups invent all the new things in software, and then get bought by the big companies.

His group invented the propulsion system for Talos, the first surface-to-air missile to use a ramjet engine.

Then talk turned to Dec. 11, and the first meeting of the Rubber Band Society, a group invented to celebrate the rubber band.

"The 50+ age group invented most of the cool stuff we use today," said Stefano Hatfield, chief executive of online community High50.

As it is likely that RIFD chips will become quite common in the near future, the Times's R&D group invented ways a news organisation could make use of them.

This is a programming language that our group invented — it is a programming language in the sense that if you click a button you have drag the 'when button.click' block.

Recently, a psychopharmacologist Bickel's group invented a framework combining delay and probability discounting [ 11].

As a proof-of-concept, our group invented a biomimetic approach to capture and kill CTCs in vitro.