A founder says he "designs, builds and sells electric bikes as a service", echoing the meme "software as a service" to describe his bike shop, and another who's created "a marketplace to invest in your favorite poker players".
It was the first laboratory that "he had designed, built, and outfitted entirely himself" and was probably the first "scientifically-equipped laboratory" in the United States.
He continued: "Designed, built, and painted bridge to 21st century.
He also designed, built, and completed interior decoration (frescos and stained-glass windows) of a chapel (Chapel of Our Lady Queen of Peace, or the Fujita Chapel) in Reims, France, in 1966.
There, he and his team conceived, designed, built and managed a proprietary technology platform to enable the sharing of digital content across the media conglomerate's news divisions.
Now he could design, build, and test DNA constructs to control the cell's machinery through standard biochemical operations like transcription, translation, or post-translation processes.
Discussing his plans for his second 100 days in office, for example, he promised to "design, build and open a library dedicated to my first 100 days", and to "strongly consider losing my cool".
The solar furnace he built was more than a successful toy; he designed and built an astronomical telescope for his own amusement; and he developed a set of machines for polishing diamonds that helped to reestablish that trade in London.
When a block of flats he designed are built while he is on a vacation with Patricia Neal, with changes made at the orders of the people paying for it to be built, Roarke dynamites it.
He designed and built sensors for industrial use.
