Sentence examples for invented the study from inspiring English sources

(The Soviets more or less invented the study of permafrost when they decided to build their gulags in Siberia).

Of course, the golden state has islands of expertise, such as Rand, a Santa Monica think-tank which arguably invented the study of terrorism, and the Hoover Institution, a conservative power-house.

"He arrived on campus in 1969 and, for all intents and purposes, invented the field of gambling studies," said Bo Bernhard, a sociologist who is executive director of the International Gaming Institute at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

He "basically invented the scholarly study of arms control," according to the prize committee, offering such counter-intuitive ideas as "uncertain retaliation is more credible and more efficient than certain retaliation".

In the process, Cerdà also invented the word, and study of, "urbanisation".

She almost invented the genre of scientific study of the effects of divorce".

Before Pol Pot invented the killing fields, he studied in Paris, where he developed a taste not just for Marx but also for the classics of French literature.

He invented the thermometer and started to study the human metabolism in an objective way.

He invented the Seaboard in 2009 while studying design under Ron Arad at the Royal College of Art, developing the prototype in his spare room before receiving angel funding for ROLI in 2012.

Michael Wilke, a media historian who has studied gay marketing, invented the term "gay vague" for ads like Mitchell Gold and Dallek that target both gay and mainstream audiences.

Thrifty, thoughtful Salvatore studied engineering and invented the so-called invisible sandal, lashed to the hoof with what looked like dental floss; the cork wedgie; the bearable metal-supported stiletto.