Sentence examples for invention concerns from inspiring English sources

"The Farnsworth Invention" concerns the battle over patent rights to the television set, which pitted the inventor Philo T. Farnsworth against David Sarnoff, who ran the Radio Corporation of America.

A major application of the invention concerns a system in which the information items are presented as objects in a space and in which the agent guides the user through the space and proposes a specific object to the user.

The invention concerning a kind of yarn comprising bamboo fibers and its processing method is also described in the International publication number: WO 2004/076728 (10.09.2004 Gazette 2004/37) where it states that the basic bamboo fibers can be produced by the process disclosed in Chinese patent no.

Innovation concerns not only invention, but the vision and ability to take an idea through to application (which may be commercial success or delivery of societal benefit).

The present invention is concerned with the effect of these parameters on slurry rheology using microwave (MW) energy.

On the evening given over to student performances, I essayed one of Bach's two-part inventions, more concerned with my inability to achieve the tempo I sought than with attracting attention to the music.

All of these inventions are concerned with nanotechnology as applied to cancer and all have the potential to make a significant therapeutic impact on the health of cancer patients.

Tells some of the stories about Miss Adam's lighting invention, and secrecy concerning it.

But invention owners were concerned that complying with a single standard would lead manufacturers and others to infringe on patents owned by different companies, institutions or individuals -- and the Justice Department agreed.

By examining, in concrete detail, fundamental questions concerning invention, patents, and what came to be called 'intellectual property,' Arapostathis and Gooday shed light on issues whose significance reaches far beyond the history of technology.

It concerns the invention of writing, as denounced in Plato's Phaedrus by means of a parable told by Socrates.