Sentence examples for invention uses from inspiring English sources

Faisal M. Awada's invention uses a Global Positioning System receiver to detect a cellphone location.

The invention uses piezoelectricity, a mechanical phenomenon that replicates that effect with crystals.

Like those plays "The Farnsworth Invention" uses multiple narrators and alternative versions of the truth.

Their invention uses a composite of 32 sensors made of plastic and embedded with particles that can conduct electricity.

His invention uses a preset algorithm to evaluate samples of voice volume taken at intervals from the karaoke microphone.

The invention uses what is called "public key" encryption, which does not require the sender and receiver to privately exchange code keys to complete a transaction.

They are strung together with a machine of his own invention, using just thread, glue, and pigment.

Though he had been in and out of sanatoriums and suffered from multiple sclerosis, Brazilians are taught that he hanged himself because he was heartbroken at seeing his invention used in a civil war that was then raging here.

Prakash hopes to scale up his invention using aspects of what the Raspberry Pi Foundation has done — "starting small and focussing on the community of users, so that they get the best possible experience".

The idea of the baby boomers is an essentially American invention, used to describe the unusually large cohort of babies born between 1946 and 1964 and swollen by a surge of postwar optimism.

A "recognition panel" overseeing the new regulator will be set up not by a law but by a royal charter a medieval invention used for things like universities and the Scout Association.