Sentence examples for invented a method for from inspiring English sources

Paul Matisse invented a method for making the mobile lightweight.

They invented a method for modifying used coffee grounds so that they store atmospheric methane – a greenhouse gas 60 times as powerful as CO2 over the short term.

By 1450 Johannes Gutenberg of Mainz (Germany) invented a method for printing text from raised alphabet characters cast on movable metal types.

Dr. Brenner has invented a method for sequencing all the genes on a set of beads in parallel, meaning that all the beads are sequenced at the same time.

In a major breakthrough, Rejewski invented a method for finding out, from each intercepted German transmission, the positions in which the wheels had started at the beginning of the message.

An English scientist named William Henry Fox Talbot had, in the meantime, invented a method for taking photographs using paper instead of a metal plate, and generating a reproducible negative — a Talbotype — rather than an irreproducible, direct positive like the daguerreotype.

In addition, it is reported that General Electric Company GEE) invented a method of microwave desulfurization for coal, where the coal is pulverized into a particle size between 150 and 590 μm, mixed with caustic sodium solution, dehydrated to some extent and exposed to microwave irradiation for 30 60 s under the atmosphere of nitrogen.

He also did pioneering work in ordnance, inventing a method for casting ductile steel to replace hard steel, which is subject to fracture.

Joseph Gidden, a 60-year-old New Hampshire rancher was the first to invent a method for mass manufacturing of barbed wire and he made a fortune as miles of his wire criss-crossed American farms.

Sparks Network (JDate's parent company) has invented a method or apparatus for automating the process of confidentially determining whether people feel mutual attraction or have mutual interests.

According to the complaint, JDate alleges that all three companies are infringing the same patent, which states that Sparks Network (JDate's parent company) has invented a method or apparatus for automating the process of confidentially determining whether people feel mutual attraction or have mutual interests.