Despite brief disagreements over rights to the technology, Hewlett-Packard insists that the co-operation has developed into a healthy competitive relationship between the two companies, and moved the state of the art further than it would otherwise have gone.Following the two initial inventions, the development of inkjet technology became a multidisciplinary effort.
The manufacture of silk and silk products originated in the highly developed Chinese culture; the invention and development of sericulture (cultivation of silkworms for raw-silk production) and of methods to spin silk date from 2640 bc.
Further dissemination of knowledge resulted from the invention and development of printing.
The bulk of the objects being moved are part of the Royal Photographic Society (RPS) collection, charting the invention and development of photography over 200 years.
He joined the technical staff of the Bell Telephone Laboratories in 1936 and there began experiments with semiconductors that ultimately led to the invention and development of the transistor.
The economic and scientific efforts necessary to avoid falling behind rivals in the invention and development of rapidly improving weapons of mass destruction have already reached unprecedented heights.
The new artistic director of the Public Theater, Oskar Eustis, stages Rinne Groff's time-traveling play about, among other things, the invention and development of the boob tube (2 15).
Ms. Respini points out in her catalog essay that the time during which white European civilization expanded into and eventually occupied North America coincides with the invention and development of photography.
Then, he fuses his two passions, for movies and for his own haunted visions, and invests heavily in the invention and development of a camera that will film apparitions, spirits, ghosts.
Proof of these concepts came with the invention and development of the electron microscope; even more powerful field ion microscopes and high-resolution electron microscopes now make it possible to detect the position of individual atoms.
