Sentence examples for individual invention from inspiring English sources

If it is our similarities that allow us to communicate well, it is our mosaic brains that may deepen our capacity for individual invention and imagination.

"In some sense this is what a spider does when it builds a web; it's a very sophisticated behavior but is in no way an individual invention".

Survival ratios of individual invention and combined invention can be measured through in-vitro or in-silico experiments, so it is convenient to verify whether synergism is generated under specific drug combination with this criterion [ 22].

There is also process: Mr. Israel said the Edison Papers project had helped establish that just as important as any of Edison's individual inventions was his systematic approach to developing and marketing them.

As evident from Fig. 4, the visual explanations were individual inventions; they neither resembled each other nor those used in teaching.

Outside of computing, it's hard to find individual inventions that offer so much change so quickly and therefore that present so much risk to the company that introduces them.

Today, it has become increasingly important to protect not only individual inventions through the use of a patent, but also to look at patent "families" and the interactions between patents in a similar industry.

Its explanans is characterized both positively and negatively: it involves the gradual accumulation of an adaptive cultural repertoire over many generations and it does not involve individual inventions of optimal cultural items.

Furthermore, no trial biostatisticians will be involved in the allocation of individuals to inventions, administration of treatment, measuring outcomes, entering data, or assessing eligibility of participants.

That means one individual's chance invention is easily copied by others of its group, resulting in a primitive culture.

Equally consequential were the humane innovations that also followed in Europe: the Renaissance tie of faith to reason; the Reformation embrace of religious self-criticism; the Enlightenment elevation of the individual; modernity's invention of democratic liberalism; the late-twentieth-century repudiation of interstate violence; the self-surpassing of nationalism into a larger political hope.