Sentence examples for invented a process for from inspiring English sources

He invented a process for removing bacteria, "pasteurisation," which is named after him.

(Bruce told me that he invented a process for cutting ribbons which kept the edges from unravelling).

Originally telescope mirrors were made from polished "speculum metal," an alloy of copper and tin, but in 1856 Justus von Liebig, a German chemist, invented a process for forming a mirror-like layer of silver on polished glass, which was applied to telescope mirrors by the German astronomer C.A. von Steinheil.

In 1895, William Johnson invented a process for casting aluminum.

Fly ash also can be combined with water and pressed into bricks that harden without the use of clay, heat, or portland cement, says Henry Liu, president of the Freight Pipeline Company in Columbia, Missouri, who invented a process for producing such bricks.

In the Schuyler family papers at the New York Public Library's Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Ms. Kaplan found evidence suggesting that Josephine heavily edited or even helped write parts of her husband's output (including "Black No More," a scathing satirical novel about a mad scientist who invents a process for turning blacks white).

Example: The descendants of John T. Dorrance, the chemical engineer who invented a canning process for condensed soup that used half as much water, shaving production costs by a third.

Invented a new process to apply polarizing films for LCD TVs that costs only half as much as current techniques but provides a better picture.

In 1927, he invented a more efficient process for converting oil into gasoline, but, according to family lore, America's major oil companies regarded him as a threat and shut him out of the industry.

In the austere war years, he showed the United States Treasury how to make steel pennies gleam and invented a high-speed process for brass-plating shell cases so they did not stick in artillery guns.

Her family were ambitious, melancholy Lutheran Swedes who somehow made it to the South because her great-grandfather had accidentally invented a lint shield for the ginning process which ended up saving people millions.