Sentence examples for invented in which from inspiring English sources

Then the "knockout mouse" was invented, in which mice have specified genes rendered inoperable, thus revealing their functions.

And by a fantasy narrative Mr. Coates invented in which an imaginary character inhabits a landscape made up of forms, textures and shapes he designed.

The model of biography he duly invented, in which a hero's jokes or throwaway comments were held more revealing of the zeitgeist than any number of weightier matters, was to prove hugely influential: it is, after all, what keeps Andrew Morton in business to this day.

He cites a scene he invented in which the raffish Sergeant Troy, played by Tom Sturridge, clutches Bathsheba's crotch – "the crew called it 'the Danish handshake'" – but suggests he "would have gone much further if it had been a Danish film".

A system of 13 rites were invented in which the Emperor performed before an audience of state dignitaries (Hardacre 1989: p. 29).

The bankers and politicians seem genuinely to have believed that a new type of capitalism had been invented in which booms and busts would no longer occur.

In teaming Mr. Li (who starred in his first movie, "Romeo Must Die") with the rapper DMX (who appeared in both "Romeo" and the director's second film, "Exit Wounds"), Mr. Bartkowiak perpetuates the unwieldy generic hybrid he helped invent in which chest-beating hip-hop attitude fuses with airy kung-fu magic.

On any list of its inventions, the most notable is probably the transistor, invented in 1947, which is now the building block of all digital products and contemporary life.

The PDF was invented in 1991, which makes it almost as old as the web itself.

Today there are more "Hispanics", a racial category invented in America which also benefits from affirmative action, than blacks.

One highlight of the exhibition is the eight-track multitrack recorder that Mr. Paul invented in 1956, which changed the music industry.